Latest from Lisa Valladares

Should you buy a maintenance plan to cover your business aircraft or helicopter? It’s a question operators should ask themselves from time to time.

There’s no doubt that 2020 has been a challenging year for aviation. COVID-19 has had a fundamental impact on all aspects of the industry

Innovation is key to national economic prosperity and security for communities, including international and joint efforts.

Our industry has faced downturns before but the depth of this one is epic.

The first question to ask isn’t about how fast its network is but about how much peak throughput capacity it can handle.

Q&A with Gogo Business Aviation’s VP of OEM account management, Mark Sanders

Many aircraft operators are taking a fresh look at ways to update and upgrade their aircraft - connectivity is a hot topic.

Business jet passengers can do just about anything in the air they can on the ground, from email and downloading large files, to videoconferencing and TV.

Viasat’s Ku Advanced business jet connectivity solution keeps your passengers and flight crews globally connected.

Even during the COVID-19 pandemic, Rolls-Royce continues to ensure world-class support for our global customer base

Honeywell Aerospace’s Customer Support organization has one goal: make solving the problem as easy as possible for the customer.

Avionics manufacturers have been conducting research for several decades in an effort to increase safety through streamlined control processes and design.

We examine the NTSB docket on the downing of Atlas Air 3591 and what lessons that all pilots may draw from it.

Avionics can play a role in reducing anxiety of pax and crew during difficult flights

Three ways that keeping your aircraft digitally connected to your maintenance and ground teams can increase its uptime without compromising safety.

Innovations in Flight Decks and Avionics Can Ease a Pilot’s Workload

What can be done to overcome the natural desire to look for shortcuts?

An uncontained engine failure challenges the skills of a Southwest Airlines crew.

When the King Air’s left engine fails on takeoff, what you do in the span of just three seconds means the difference between life and death.

Pilots suffering from grief are often unwilling to get help.

You can’t see it, you can’t smell it and you won’t know about it—until the contents of your fuel tanks begin to crystallize.

Flying a mission of mercy to a place few Americans have ever gone in peace.

Finding Ways to Reduce Time to Rescue After Ditching

When an aircraft emergency situation strikes, as a pilot, how prepared will you be to deal with it?

ADS-B Webinar hosted by Aviation International News. All eyes are on NextGen avionics upgrades to meet the upcoming 2020 mandates in the U.S. and Europe.