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WSI Reboots Pilotbrief with zippy features

On May 3, Weather Services International announced the launch of a new version of its online Pilotbrief weather information service, Pilotbrief Optima.

Safety

May 29, 2011

AIN Blog: Torqued: Willful blindness poses serious safety threat

At the same time as the Southwest 737 Flight 812 debacle was unfolding–almost as rapidly as the fuselage skin tore off the aircraft shortly after departure

Safety

May 28, 2011

CASS attendees share safety solutions

If there was any doubt that hundreds of safety-minded aviation professionals were in attendance during the second day of the 56th Annual Corporate Aviation

Safety

May 25, 2011

Grimsvötn Eruption Could Disrupt Air Traffic in Europe

The European Aviation Crisis Coordination Cell (EACCC), which was set up one year ago after the eruption of Eyjafjallajokull, was activated on Saturday fol

Safety

May 24, 2011

Videos

Europe continues its crawl towards commercial, single-engine IFR ops

Operators pushing for clearance to fly commercial single-engine flights in IFR conditions, which are not allowed under European Union (EU) legislation, wil

Safety

May 18, 2011

Hawker Beech Flight Ops Attains IS-BAO Registration

Hawker Beechcraft’s flight operations, including all of the company’s flight test, demonstration and corporate transport operations, have received registra

Safety

May 18, 2011

EBACE 2011: Wyvern Introduces New Audit Upgrade

Wyvern, the Avinode group’s aviation safety auditing arm, has announced a global expansion of its review standard.

Safety

May 17, 2011

Brazilian Judge Finds U.S. Pilots Guilty in 2006 Fatal Midair

Yesterday, Brazilian federal judge Murilo Mendes found American pilots Joseph Lepore and Jan Paul Paladino, whose Embraer Legacy 600 collided with a Gol Ai

Safety

May 17, 2011

Brazil Court Finds U.S. Pilots Guilty in Fatal Midair

American pilots Joseph Lepore and Jan Paul Paladino, whose Legacy 600 collided with a Gol Airlines Boeing 737-800 over the Amazon in September 2006, were f

Safety

May 17, 2011

DC Aviation Gets Wyvern Approval

At EBACE yesterday DC Aviation (Stand 2039) received safety authorization from Wyvern (Stand 843).

Safety

May 17, 2011

Web technology gets Arinc flight planning closer to client

      More than 500 business aircraft are now using Arinc Direct services in Europe, the Middle East and Asia, and the aer

Safety

May 16, 2011

Sleeping controllers prompt changes at the FAA

The fallout from what began with a single air traffic controller falling asleep

ATC

May 1, 2011

Jeppesen sees future with far less paper

by Matt Thurber Electronic flight bags and newer devices like the Apple iPad and Android-based tablets are part of what is driving Jeppesen t

Safety

May 1, 2011

International Ops: WGS-84 errors create problems

Imagine the fun if every pilot’s understanding of where London Stansted Airport actually sits on the earth’s surface were a little different.

Safety

April 30, 2011

Bizav Safety Standdown Heads to Asia

Bombardier Aerospace is expanding the Bombardier Safety Standdown to Asia, with the first such event to be held in the region in Shanghai, China, on June 9

Safety

April 30, 2011

Nigerian Operations Command Center Opens

The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) Flight Tracking Command Center opened in Lagos in mid-April, coincidentally shortly after the IOC presentation

Safety

April 30, 2011

International Operations

On the surface at least, NBAA’s International Operators Conference (IOC) is always about technique: customs tips to import an aircraft for the most interna

Safety

April 30, 2011

International Operations: Make the Most of Recurrent Training

AIN_2011_International_Operations.pdf New international ope

Safety

April 30, 2011

De-Icing Holdover Chart Revised

The FAA has issued an update to its <a href="http://www.faa.gov/other_visit/aviation_industry/airline_operators/airline_safety/info/all_infos/media/2011

Safety

April 29, 2011

Corporate flights gradually return to Japan

Despite what has been reported as the halting pace of radiation containment at Japan’s Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant, business aviation operation

Safety

April 28, 2011

Safety

News and information on safety procedures and concerns.

Latest

WSI Reboots Pilotbrief with zippy features

On May 3, Weather Services International announced the launch of a new version of its online Pilotbrief weather information service, Pilotbrief Optima.

AIN Blog: Torqued: Willful blindness poses serious safety threat

At the same time as the Southwest 737 Flight 812 debacle was unfolding–almost as rapidly as the fuselage skin tore off the aircraft shortly after departure

CASS attendees share safety solutions

If there was any doubt that hundreds of safety-minded aviation professionals were in attendance during the second day of the 56th Annual Corporate Aviation

Grimsvötn Eruption Could Disrupt Air Traffic in Europe

The European Aviation Crisis Coordination Cell (EACCC), which was set up one year ago after the eruption of Eyjafjallajokull, was activated on Saturday fol

Videos

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Europe continues its crawl towards commercial, single-engine IFR ops

Operators pushing for clearance to fly commercial single-engine flights in IFR conditions, which are not allowed under European Union (EU) legislation, wil

Hawker Beech Flight Ops Attains IS-BAO Registration

Hawker Beechcraft’s flight operations, including all of the company’s flight test, demonstration and corporate transport operations, have received registra

EBACE 2011: Wyvern Introduces New Audit Upgrade

Wyvern, the Avinode group’s aviation safety auditing arm, has announced a global expansion of its review standard.

Brazilian Judge Finds U.S. Pilots Guilty in 2006 Fatal Midair

Yesterday, Brazilian federal judge Murilo Mendes found American pilots Joseph Lepore and Jan Paul Paladino, whose Embraer Legacy 600 collided with a Gol Ai

Brazil Court Finds U.S. Pilots Guilty in Fatal Midair

American pilots Joseph Lepore and Jan Paul Paladino, whose Legacy 600 collided with a Gol Airlines Boeing 737-800 over the Amazon in September 2006, were f

DC Aviation Gets Wyvern Approval

At EBACE yesterday DC Aviation (Stand 2039) received safety authorization from Wyvern (Stand 843).

Web technology gets Arinc flight planning closer to client

&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; More than 500 business aircraft are now using Arinc Direct services in Europe, the Middle East and Asia, and the aer

Sleeping controllers prompt changes at the FAA

The fallout from what began with a single air traffic controller falling asleep

Jeppesen sees future with far less paper

by Matt Thurber Electronic flight bags and newer devices like the Apple iPad and Android-based tablets are part of what is driving Jeppesen t

International Ops: WGS-84 errors create problems

Imagine the fun if every pilot’s understanding of where London Stansted Airport actually sits on the earth’s surface were a little different.

Bizav Safety Standdown Heads to Asia

Bombardier Aerospace is expanding the Bombardier Safety Standdown to Asia, with the first such event to be held in the region in Shanghai, China, on June 9

Nigerian Operations Command Center Opens

The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) Flight Tracking Command Center opened in Lagos in mid-April, coincidentally shortly after the IOC presentation

International Operations

On the surface at least, NBAA’s International Operators Conference (IOC) is always about technique: customs tips to import an aircraft for the most interna

International Operations: Make the Most of Recurrent Training

AIN_2011_International_Operations.pdf New international ope

De-Icing Holdover Chart Revised

The FAA has issued an update to its <a href="http://www.faa.gov/other_visit/aviation_industry/airline_operators/airline_safety/info/all_infos/media/2011

Corporate flights gradually return to Japan

Despite what has been reported as the halting pace of radiation containment at Japan’s Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant, business aviation operation

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