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Torqued: 747 crew followed the procedures but didn’t make the best choice

In the June 2005 issue of AIN I wrote about a fully loaded British Airways 747 that was taking off from Los Angeles bound for London when one of its

Safety

December 11, 2006

Diabetes causes pilot to shift course

Plenty of people had a lot riding on Andrew Hoy’s enjoying a long and prosperous career as a professional pilot.

Safety

December 8, 2006

Diabetes: A Beginner’s Guide

Diabetes is a chronic condition in which patients have too much glucose in their blood.

Safety

December 8, 2006

Flying with diabetes in the U.S.

U.S.

Safety

December 8, 2006

Videos

Flight Safety Foundation

Aiming to improve turbulence detection During the Flight Safety Foundation’s annual international air safety seminar, held this year in Paris, Ae

Safety

December 7, 2006

Icing Training & Options

Part 25 aircraft likely to get more stringent icing rules Next year, the FAA hopes to release a new rule that closes a gap between flight-in-know

Safety

December 7, 2006

Aviation Internet domain touts security, exclusivity

Appropriately enough, the .aero Worldwide Web domain is sponsoring the Internet café here at EBACE.

Safety

November 30, 2006

Check your emergency beacon

A new and easier way to test emergency locator transmitters (ELT) has been developed by Artex (Booth No.

Safety

November 29, 2006

Using technologyto make flying safer

It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to figure out what technology might make business aircraft operations safer and more cost effective.

Safety

November 29, 2006

Effect of EU iability insurance hikes lazy

A little over one year has passed since the European Union introduced higher minimum liability insurance requirements for aircraft registered within the EU

Safety

November 29, 2006

Record air traffic raises concerns

The future of air traffic management in Europe continues to be one of the greatest challenges facing the aviation community.

ATC

November 29, 2006

CAE boosts UK bizjet training

CAE (Booth No.

Safety

November 28, 2006

Terrorists target U.S. bizjets, warns TSA

The U.S.

Safety

November 28, 2006

NTSB Wants Action To Ensure Air Restarts

Manufacturers should be required to determine if engine restart capability exists when core rotation speed drops to zero after high-power, high-altitude fl

Safety

November 22, 2006

Caravan Safety Initiative Launched

Cessna Aircraft has joined forces with the FAA and the Regional Air Cargo Carriers Association (RACCA) for a Cessna Caravan “educational and awareness camp

Aircraft

November 22, 2006

Autopilot Safety Fears Prompt Airworthiness Rewrite

Reacting to potential safety vulnerabilities in flight control systems installed on Part 25 business jets, the FAA is amending the airworthiness standards

Safety

November 22, 2006

FAA To Protect Program from Public Access

To encourage more industry participation, the FAA is proposing that information provided to the agency from the voluntary disclosure reporting program (VDR

Safety

November 21, 2006

Safety Plan Takes Off in Europe

Eurocontrol, the Flight Safety Foundation, the European Regions Airline Association and other pilot and ATC organizations are implementing a new action pla

Safety

November 21, 2006

Recommendations Repeated for Deicing Measures

As a result of its investigation into the Montrose accident, the NTSB recommended that the FAA “develop visual and tactile training aids” that show small a

Safety

November 21, 2006

Bizav Reported Target of ATC Restrictions in Brazil

According to today’s issue of ASI Group’s “Hot Spots” security newsletter, civil aviation authorities in Brazil will impose temporary restrictions on priva

Safety

November 16, 2006

Safety

News and information on safety procedures and concerns.

Latest

Torqued: 747 crew followed the procedures but didn’t make the best choice

In the June 2005 issue of AIN I wrote about a fully loaded British Airways 747 that was taking off from Los Angeles bound for London when one of its

Diabetes causes pilot to shift course

Plenty of people had a lot riding on Andrew Hoy’s enjoying a long and prosperous career as a professional pilot.

Diabetes: A Beginner’s Guide

Diabetes is a chronic condition in which patients have too much glucose in their blood.

Flying with diabetes in the U.S.

U.S.

Videos

More Articles

Flight Safety Foundation

Aiming to improve turbulence detection During the Flight Safety Foundation’s annual international air safety seminar, held this year in Paris, Ae

Icing Training & Options

Part 25 aircraft likely to get more stringent icing rules Next year, the FAA hopes to release a new rule that closes a gap between flight-in-know

Aviation Internet domain touts security, exclusivity

Appropriately enough, the .aero Worldwide Web domain is sponsoring the Internet café here at EBACE.

Check your emergency beacon

A new and easier way to test emergency locator transmitters (ELT) has been developed by Artex (Booth No.

Using technologyto make flying safer

It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to figure out what technology might make business aircraft operations safer and more cost effective.

Effect of EU iability insurance hikes lazy

A little over one year has passed since the European Union introduced higher minimum liability insurance requirements for aircraft registered within the EU

Record air traffic raises concerns

The future of air traffic management in Europe continues to be one of the greatest challenges facing the aviation community.

CAE boosts UK bizjet training

CAE (Booth No.

Terrorists target U.S. bizjets, warns TSA

The U.S.

NTSB Wants Action To Ensure Air Restarts

Manufacturers should be required to determine if engine restart capability exists when core rotation speed drops to zero after high-power, high-altitude fl

Caravan Safety Initiative Launched

Cessna Aircraft has joined forces with the FAA and the Regional Air Cargo Carriers Association (RACCA) for a Cessna Caravan “educational and awareness camp

Autopilot Safety Fears Prompt Airworthiness Rewrite

Reacting to potential safety vulnerabilities in flight control systems installed on Part 25 business jets, the FAA is amending the airworthiness standards

FAA To Protect Program from Public Access

To encourage more industry participation, the FAA is proposing that information provided to the agency from the voluntary disclosure reporting program (VDR

Safety Plan Takes Off in Europe

Eurocontrol, the Flight Safety Foundation, the European Regions Airline Association and other pilot and ATC organizations are implementing a new action pla

Recommendations Repeated for Deicing Measures

As a result of its investigation into the Montrose accident, the NTSB recommended that the FAA “develop visual and tactile training aids” that show small a

Bizav Reported Target of ATC Restrictions in Brazil

According to today’s issue of ASI Group’s “Hot Spots” security newsletter, civil aviation authorities in Brazil will impose temporary restrictions on priva

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