Australian Charter Operator Charged in Alleged ‘Black Flight’
Australian Federal Police alleges network of charter flights moved two wanted men across Australia before departure to Papua.
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Joby Begins Flight Tests Of FAA-Conforming Air Taxi
Aircraft will support upcoming FAA Type Inspection Authorization evaluations.
Slackline Map Promoted As Supplemental Safety Tool For Pilots
VAI has encouraged pilots to use SlackMap to enhance awareness of low-level obstacles like slacklines.
Honeywell Gains FAA Approval For New Aspen RNAV (RNP) Approach
Honeywell’s new RNAV (RNP) approach into Aspen (KASE) Runway 15 is now FAA-approved, providing lower minimums, a stabilized descent, and guided missed approach for safer operations.
Boeing Wiring Issue Could Delay Some 737 MAX Deliveries
Boeing says minor damage to electrical wiring could delay Q1 deliveries.
IATA Reports Lower Accident Rate, Higher Fatalities In 2025
A new safety report from IATA shows the global airline accident rate improved in 2025, though a small number of major crashes pushed fatalities higher.
CubCrafters Names New Southwest Sales Center
Dealer transition follows retirement of longtime regional representative.
Dassault Unveils Falcon 10X Business Jet
New long-range aircraft program moves toward flight testing.
Spirit Airlines Recalls Around 500 Furloughed Pilots
The low-cost-carrier cites attrition as it works toward post-bankruptcy operations.
Archer Countersues Joby In Ongoing eVTOL Legal Dispute
Legal filings escalate rivalry between electric air taxi developers.
