EASA Prepares for More AI in the Cockpit
Regulator is moving toward domain-specific requirements as cockpit, safety and certification AI systems are demonstrated in Cologne.
Regulator is moving toward domain-specific requirements as cockpit, safety and certification AI systems are demonstrated in Cologne.
Pitt Meadows wants to know whether Canada will follow the U.S. toward a 2030 unleaded-avgas target.
Flight recorder data shows the throttles advanced after the brakes were released before returning to idle four seconds later.
Archer Aviation’s Midnight eVTOL completed a piloted round trip between Salinas and Hollister as the company expands its “No Roads” flight tour.
California lawmakers have approved a bill that would restrict unauthorized drone flights within 400 feet of certain large outdoor events.
A House report says the Navy failed to adequately investigate possible long-term brain injuries among aviators.
Aviation groups are urging the FAA to establish a uniform federal standard for flightcrew meal and rest requirements.
The FLIGHT DECK Act would create an FAA program allowing air traffic controllers to observe airline operations from the cockpit.
Council has directed staff to develop new rates as Vance Brand faces pressure to increase airport revenue.
Alert service bulletin covers certain 915 and 916 engines after a supplier manufacturing defect was linked to a possible engine-compartment fire.