Content Archive: May 2015

The aviation technical specialist is charged with accepting unemployability benefits while working as a full-time federal employee.

The aircraft was landing on an unpaved strip.

Initial contract covers 200 Southwest Airlines 737 Max narrowbodies

Terrorist and miltant groups pose a threat to aircraft transiting the nation's airspace.

A switch illuminates the master caution panel indicating “tailboom” in the event of a failure.

The FAA has updated its "Lessons Learned" safety library with six new modules detailing additional historically significant accidents.

Document outlines the application process, required information and considerations for exercising the privileges of an FAA pilot certificate.

Fitness-for-duty plans are crucial, and pilots need to watch out for each other to ensure the safety of the operation.

Four Piaggio Aerospace executives have taken on new positions as part of the restructuring.

The cap would limit G.I. Bill flight training benefits to $20,235 per year, although currently enrolled veterans would be grandfathered for two years.