FAA rule requires SMS for Part 135 operators, aircraft manufacturers
US Federal Aviation Administration officials have made good on their commitment to expand existing regulations and issue new requirements fo... Continue Reading
US Federal Aviation Administration officials have made good on their commitment to expand existing regulations and issue new requirements fo... Continue Reading
The long wait at Hawaiian Airlines is over, as the carrier finally launched revenue service with the Boeing 787-9 twinjet on 16 April. With ... Continue Reading
UK startup Firefly has announced its intention to commercialize a unique pathway to sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production, tackling the... Continue Reading
Should aviation stop seeking aesthetic perfection in aircraft interiors in the name of sustainability? A growing number of industry stakehol... Continue Reading
United Airlines has laudably distinguished itself amongst its peers for adopting an ‘every flight has a story’ initiative that arms passenge... Continue Reading
Iridium Communications has hit several key milestones as it works to ensure its global Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite-powered next-gen Cert... Continue Reading
Delta Air Lines and Hughes Network Systems revealed this week at the massive Satellite 2024 conference and exhibition that the Hughes Jupite... Continue Reading
Celebrating its 20th anniversary, VistaJet on 12 March landed at the UK’s iconic Farnborough Airport with a Global 7500 to showcase a new We... Continue Reading
Pivoting to a ‘pure play’ building products firm Carlisle Companies has inked a definitive agreement to sell its Carlisle Interconnect Techn... Continue Reading
Airbus has successfully flight-tested the Ku-band version of its supplier-furnished Airspace Link HBCplus terminal on an A310 MRTT multi-rol... Continue Reading
As airlines seek alternatives to the major seat suppliers amid capacity, production and quality issues, Northern Ireland-based seatmaker Ali... Continue Reading
Airline safety videos have been around since overhead monitors, and later in-seat screens became commonplace on board aircraft decades ago. ... Continue Reading
It’s 9:30 am at Newark gate C75, and United Airlines flight 131 is buttoning up for the long flight to Tokyo’s Haneda Airport. An AvGeek, yo... Continue Reading
HNO International, a green hydrogen systems design, integration and product development company, is working with two other US-based partners... Continue Reading
Inching closer to revenue service, UK start-up Global Airlines on 2 February took ownership of its first Airbus A380 jumbo jet bearing the s... Continue Reading