Content Archive: February 2021

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.

Universal Weather and Aviation has established a network of Covid-19 testing providers across the top 200 international airports that its customers use.

Canada has issued Covid-19 virus rules that require arriving international corporate, private, and charter flights to land at one of four major airports.

House aviation subcommittee chair Rick Larsen expressed reservations about mandating Covid testing before domestic travel and wants further aviation aid.

The bidding war over Signature Aviation continues to unfold with the latest offer of $4.7 billion coming from a partnership of rival bidders.

Airbus, Honeywell, and UPS collaborate on upgrades to the avionics in the delivery company’s A300s.