Florida Man Guilty Of Airline ID Fraud
A Florida man was convicted of wire fraud and identity theft after using fake airline credentials to take over 120 free flights across multiple airlines over six years.
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Silver Airways Abruptly Ceases Operations
Silver Airways abruptly ceased operations Wednesday after filing for bankruptcy, leaving passengers stranded.
Air India Boeing 787 Crashes After Takeoff
A Boeing 787 Dreamliner carrying 242 people crashed shortly after takeoff from Ahmedabad, India, on Thursday.
B757 Charter Operator Sues NY Airport Over Access Issues
Private Jet Services claims Westchester County discriminated in favor of Delta Air Lines charters.
E-3 Successor Could Be Leapfrogged By Satellite Surveillance
Current order for 26 Boeing 737-based E-7 ‘Wedgetails’ Is In jeopardy.
Garmin Unveils Part 25 G5000 Prime Flight Deck
Open architecture and faster processing speeds translate to a more flexible, higher-performing system.
FAA Administrator Nominee Appears at Senate Committee Hearing
A pilot and experienced airline executive, Bryan Bedford earned endorsement from GA advocacy groups.
South Africa Rule Could ‘Decimate’ GA With Mandatory Overhauls
Long-exempted rule requires engine overhauls at 12 years, regardless of condition or hours logged.
U.S. Air Force Activates Experimental Operations Unit
The activation looks to accelerate the development of Collaborative Combat Aircraft.
Canada’s TSB Fingers Faulty Sensor For RCMP PC-12 Crash
Pilot, unaware of a ‘mute’ switch, became sufficiently distracted by the aural warnings that he crashed on landing.
