Content Archive: January 2022

New approvals from the FAA allow for 62 percent of the U.S. commercial fleet to perform low-visibility landings at airports near 5G towers.

Aging aircraft sellers are 'encountering remarketing' challenges.

Ross Aviation's FBO at California's Jacqueline Cochran Regional Airport is now the latest to offer continuous supplies of sustainable aviation fuel.

Less than a month after purchasing an FBO at Texas' Georgetown Executive Airport, Cutter Aviation has done it again.

Growth in the emerging eVTOL industry is spilling over to the Vertical Flight Society, which saw its company membership increase by 20% last year.

The additional aircraft brings its managed and on-demand charter fleet to 75.

The International Business Aviation Council has issued its first IS-BAO Remote Piloted Aircraft System to Phoenix Air Unmanned.

An Airlines for America letter to the FAA, FCC, and the White House warns of catastrophic consequences of 5G implementation on January 19.

Dana Schulze, the former director of the Office of Aviation Safety for the NTSB, is now the agency's managing director.

Bristol has nearly 30 years of federal service and is retiring after serving as the FAA's COO for nearly eight years.