FAA Outlines Plans to Streamline Pilot Medical Certification
Officials discussed efforts to reduce medical review backlogs and simplify certification requirements for certain conditions.
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SMART Could Improve Business Aviation Access, Bedford Says
FAA administrator says new traffic management system could give on-demand operators greater visibility into airspace availability.
Bedford Open to New Citation Single-Pilot Path
FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford says additional training and aircraft modifications could warrant consideration.
Cirrus Vision Jet Marks 10 Years
Cirrus Aircraft marks a decade of the Vision Jet, which has surpassed 800 deliveries.
Pratt & Whitney Canada Unveils Certified PT9 Turboprop Engine
Pratt & Whitney Canada unveiled its certified PT9 turboprop at NBAA-BACE, with production planned in Alberta and additional certification efforts underway.
NBAA Names Interim COO as Bolen Takes Leave for Cancer Treatment
NBAA has named Dan Hubbard interim COO while President and CEO Ed Bolen takes a leave of absence for cancer treatment.
Former Acting FAA Administrator Rocheleau To Lead Airports Council
Rocheleau will take over ACI-NA in October after serving in senior roles at the FAA and NBAA.
Aviation Groups Urge FAA to Assert Federal Authority Over Pilot Duty, Rest Rules
Aviation groups are urging the FAA to establish a uniform federal standard for flightcrew meal and rest requirements.
NBAA: Powerplant Failures, Collisions Among Q2 Safety Concerns
NBAA’s Q2 2026 analysis identified powerplant failures and takeoff-and-landing collisions among the leading safety concerns for turbine-powered business aviation.
NBAA Seeks Data on Bahamas Retroactive Operator Fees
The association is organizing an advocacy effort as some operators receive bills for flights dating to 2021.
