EASA Pulls Back On Single-Pilot Ops
Agency says even the most modern flight decks are not sophisticated enough to fill in for one pilot.
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Five Nations Link Arms To Move AAM Into The Future
Streamlining the certification process is one of the consortium’s goals.
Boeing Hints at Restarting C-17 Production
As-yet unnamed country said to be among several interested in becoming a customer.
Is Your FBO’s Service Worth A Few Pennies More Per Gallon?
Two FBO industry veterans assert that competing on price is not a good strategy.
French Aerospace Giants Explore Hybrid-Electric Power For Light Aircraft
Two-year project targets aircraft with six to ten seats.
FAA Q&A Lays Down The Law On Banning 100LL
Wording leaves little doubt as to complying with terms of the Reauthorization Act of 2024.
Graham Nominated Again For NTSB Position
Known for safety advocacy, former naval aviator tapped for five-year term.
Three World War II Bombs Defused In Downtown Cologne, Germany
For disposal teams, deactivating 80-year-old ordnance is ‘an everyday job.’
Garmin Adds Select Seven-Cylinder Radials To GI 275 AML-STC
Avionics maker expands its market to more vintage aircraft types.
U.S. Expected To Object To An ICAO SAF Policy
American corn growers seen to be at a market disadvantage.
