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This month’s IFR Refresher Quiz deals with 49 CFR NTSB Part 830, which defines a pilot’s responsibilities for reporting an aircraft accident or incident. IFR Refresher‘s Meredith Saini speaks with Ben Berman, former chief of major aviation investigations at the National Transportation Safety Board, about the things pilots should keep in mind after an event […]

Last month, AVweb‘s Meredith Saini sat down with Cirrus Design co-founder Dale Klapmeier at the company’s Duluth, Minnesota customer lounge to discuss the Cirrus strategy toward recruitment and sales. This week, the General Aviation Manufacturers Association released its annual aircraft shipment report, which showed that Cirrus delivered more of its SR20 and SR22 single-engine piston […]

First-class equipment, training, and maintenance have made business aviation the safest aviation sector. So where do we go from here? Swift Aviation Group in Phoenix has become one of a handful of charter companies to take its safety posture to the next level by adopting the FAA’s Aviation Action Safety Program, in which ongoing safety-related […]

In addition to being a former editor of Belvoir Media’s IFR magazine, Paul Berge has done time as an air traffic controller. Listen in as Paul regales current IFR editor Jeff van West with tales of the thrills and dangers of ATC. Can’t get enough of Paul Berge? You’ll find more in his audio series […]

Imagine you could wave a magic wand and instantly add a few thousand new controllers, a fully operational national ADS-B system, and plenty of extra user fees. The air traffic control system will still be seriously broken. At least, that’s the opinion of Michael Nolan, a professor of aviation technology and director of Purdue’s air […]

Original, Exclusive Videos from AVweb |Reader-Submitted & Viral Videos Recounting one of the most impressive feats in recent aviation history, AVweb video editor Glenn Pew recalls the circumstances of the DHL A300 shot by a surface-to-air missile over Baghdad. The crew successfully landed the aircraft without the ability to manipulate any control surfaces. (Note: The […]

Election years are strange and perilous times for industries like aviation that have potentially game-changing legislation pending in Congress, and the Bush administration’s decision to recycle its general aviation user fee proposal this week as part of the 2009 budget has put aviation groups on high alert. AOPA’s Andy Cebula took AVweb‘s Russ Niles through […]

In case you’ve lost count, this year marks the 25th anniversary of the EAA AirVenture Museum in Oshkosh, Wis. In this AVweb audio feature, EAA’s Dick Knapinski tells Mike Blakeney about some of the major 2008 events scheduled to celebrate a significant milestone for this one-of-a-kind world-class museum. Duration: File Size: download here

Recommend a Video |VOTW Archive An AVweb reader pointed us in the direction of this week’s video as “a reminder of the days when it was fun to be an airline pilot.” The video is a compilation of footage shot by pilots, staff and support personnel on the last day of operations for Provincetown Boston […]

From an insurance perspective, the Light Sport Aircraft category is off to a rocky start. Early numbers suggest you’re about twice as likely to have an accident in your LSA than a certified aircraft, but insurance underwriter Avemco isn’t hitting the panic button. President Jim Lauerman spoke with AVweb‘s Russ Niles about what LSA pilots […]