Content Archive: May 2017

Attendees have to take a shuttle bus from the exhibit hall to a new-location static display area due construction of the airport passenger terminal.

U.S.-based Airbus Aerial will provide imagery services to customers using both drones and satellites.

AOC flights surged 4 percent last month and have increased in each of the last six months.

Company also increased the number of flight test aircraft from three to four to maximize efficiency in flight testing.

The business aviation data firm expects the improvements to continue, predicting a 3.9 percent increase for this month.

Given current trends, “It’s highly likely your organization will get involved with UAVs in the next decade."

Rosaviatsiya has revoked hundreds of pilots licenses and could nullify as many as 1,000 more in the near term.

Proposal allows EASA Member States to define zones in their territory where either drone operations are prohibited or restricted.

Debate on ATC reform heightens on Capitol Hill, while GA advocates continue dialog with White House.

The aircraft is on track for certification later this year.