Content Archive: May 2022

Aerospace Quality Research and Development has added two new hangars, doubling the size of its base at Addison Airport in Texas.

Mineta rose up from internment during World War II to become a widely revered member of Congress and steer the country through the 9/11 attacks.

Sikorsky S-92A snagged the first-stage booster of Rocket Lab's Electron midair but dropped it after the pilot noted "different load characteristics."

Ross Aviation has added six new FBOs to its network with the purchase of Air Service Hawaii.

NBAA said new passenger entry programs for the EU are going to take effect in September of this year and then May 2023.

Completion of the Air Charter Association's Level 3 course enables attendees to become a Qualified Air Charter Broker.

The Part 135 Rest and Duty ARC looked at numerous factors and relied on fatigue science experts in developing its recommendations, NBAA said.

G500 'hard landing event' prompts new AFM limitations on approaches and landings.

Australia's Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) has developed framework to reduce the regulatory burden on general aviation.

Rapidly-expanding midwestern aviation services provider Carver Aero has rebranded itself as Revv Aviation.