Content Archive: February 2021

Business and general aviation avionics sales marked the lowest total in the past decade, but retrofit sales steadily improved, AEA reported.

The left engine of the doomed Sriwijaya Air 737-500 lost thrust while the right thrust levers remained static before a 45 degree roll to the left.

The first Pilatus PC-24 with a higher-density, 10-seat configuration was delivered to a “customer in the western United States” in late January.

UPS Extends Airbus A300 Service Life with Honeywell Primus Epic Avionics

Organizations representing smaller carriers urged Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen to expedite PSP payments to the more than 300 operators still waiting.

Korea intends to replace its current TPS-77 equipment with longer-ranged radars being developed by LIG Nex1.

AOPA presented its 2020 Bob Hoover awards to Burt Rutan, Brig. Gen. Charles McGee, Lt. Col. Kenyatta Ruffin, and Boris Popov.

Japan’s first new-generation 767-based tanker is in the air and due for delivery to the JASDF later this year.

Pilot, operator faulted by NTSB in Kobe Bryant helicopter crash.

Shipment of 26 Boeing commercial jets in January included twenty-one 737 Maxes.