Content Archive: June 2023

Airhawke acquired Berletex Aero Design and intends to deliver "an enriched portfolio of options" in the conversion, completions and refurbishment markets.

DOT COO and Deputy Secretary Polly Trottenberg is stepping in to replace Billy Nolen as acting FAA administrator, one of several changes DOT announced.

The FAA is seeking public comment on certification standards it has developed for the Leonardo AW609 civil tiltrotor.

Jet Aviation now has nearly 90,000 sq ft of hangar space at its Scottdale, Arizona facility.

After another similar accident, the NTSB again recommended that single-engine commercial ops be included in load manifest regs under FAR 135.63(c).

The just-introduced House FAA reauthorization bill looks to address many key issues in charter, business aviation, and general aviation.

After sitting on a ramp in Florida for 27 years, Lear Jet 23-003, the first one delivered to a customer, is ready for restoration to begin.

A viral video shows a passenger reaching for the rotor brake.

Don Bateman, who held multiple patents for flight safety-related products and retired from Honeywell in 2016, died on May 21.

Aviation Medical Examiners now have the ability to upload a pilot’s required medical documentation to the FAA website, saving review time for medicals.