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Key Takeaways:

  • The NTSB called on the FAA to address pilot fatigue, while two FAA whistleblowers alleged ongoing airline inspection safety issues, prompting an FAA investigation.
  • Bye Engineering and Porous Power Technologies are collaborating to develop electric and hybrid powerplants for general aviation.
  • A sightseer died in an apparent suicide after falling 10,000 feet from a C182 skydiving plane in Schenectady, N.Y.
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The FAA needs to deal with pilot fatigue issues in airline operations, says the NTSB

Bye Engineering has teamed with Porous Power Technologies to develop electric and hybrid powerplants for general aviation. Both companies are in Colorado…

Two FAA whistleblowers allege that safety issues in airline inspections continue. The FAA says it is investigating…

A sightseer riding in a C182 skydiving plane fell 10,000 feet to his death, an apparent suicide, in Schenectady, N.Y., over the weekend.

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