Content Archive: November 2016

NATA sides with the FAA, saying Flytenow is using "smoke and mirrors" to enable pilots to bypass commercial transportation laws.

The specific objectives of this proposal are to ensure compliance with the ICAO standards and recommended practices.

Republican-led body again moves to undermine Obama administration's signature nuclear deal

The GAO report finds agreement in favor of user fees among aviation "experts," but a split in opinions from stakeholders.

The unspecified 'in-flight weapons system maintenance issue' on one F-22 affected its radar cross section.

Overall activity soared 3.3 percent year-over-year, though this fell slightly short of Argus' projection for a 4.1-percent rise.

Seats on the 10- to 14-passenger charters are $11,995 each way.

Now known as InAir Legacy Avionics Solutions, the company's name is more aligned with its focus on older cockpit instrumentation.

House Republicans and Democrats used different reports by federal government offices to argue their cases for reforming the ATC system.

The second annual Drone World Expo opened in San Jose, Calif., November 15 and ends on November 16.