Content Archive: June 2015

The Ansat, another light twin, is now also certified for commercial passenger operations.

Thailand avoids EU ban, for now

The requirement for an oxygen mask above 41,000 feet might create more problems than it solves, say some pilots.

Senate Appropriations Committee members said they would reject measures to put parts of FAA on "funding autopilot."

A rock star’s transformation into the world of aviation.

Textron Aviation ends 41-year partnership with Duncan as an authorized service center as it works with customers directly.

NBAA president Ed Bolen outlined the latest proposal for a House bill to privatize ATC and fund it through user fees, which the association opposes.

Aspiring airline pilots are discouraged by low entry level pay, limited career path, speakers at ALPA conference relate.

Recommends that volcanic ash forecasts should be presented in the form of a zoning system that depicts areas of low, medium and high concentrations

On June 11, colon cancer patient James Etherton and his wife flew on Blue Beacon's Cessna Citation from treatment in NYC to their home in Illinois.