Content Archive: March 2022

Alto Aviation's latest upgrade adds custom control of audio acoustic modes for business jet VIPs.

Garmin's new D2 Mach 1 watch adds a touchscreen and new functions such as information about glide distance and time.

Thommen is expanding its LCD manufacturing capabilities to deliver more LCDs for retrofit of aircraft with CRT-type displays.

Held during the WAI conference in Nashville, Girls in Aviation Day hosted 200 girls with 21 activities highlighting a variety of career options.

Billy Nolen, who joined the FAA in January to head up aviation safety, will serve as acting administrator once Steve Dickson departs at the end of March.

Demand for connectivity is at an all-time high, Gogo Business Aviation president says.

John and Martha King are regular scholarship providers at WAI's annual conference and this year awarded Charnell Wall with assistance valued at $18,000.

One of the Rolls-Royce Trent 900s used in the first A380 test aircraft cruised on pure SAF for about three hours on March 25.

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps confirmed that a Global 6500 and a Citation Latitude owned by Eugene Shvidler have now been seized by the UK government.

Believing that the strong market will ease lost Russian business, Bombardier is taking steps for a reverse stock split.