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Canada’s Transportation Safety Board has reported that a pilot's first solo flight ended in a crash at Quebec City’s Jean Lesage International Airport. The student pilot, who was seriously injured but survived, experienced a stall/spin incident at an altitude of 45 feet.
Former Sen. Jim Inhofe, a steadfast supporter of general aviation, passed away early Tuesday at the age of 89. His family announced that he became ill over the holiday weekend and died surrounded by family just before 5 a.m. The New York Times reported that he died of a stroke.
The World Players Association presented the perspectives of professional athletes and their unions at the United Nations Human Rights Council’s quadrennial panel on sport and human rights. In July 2024, amidst a season of major sporting events, the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights gathered governments, experts, civil society, and leaders from the UN and International Olympic Committee (IOC) to discuss inclusiveness in sports.
Airbus has delivered the first H160 helicopter in the U.S. to PHI, marking the beginning of H160 operations in the country. This is the first of four initial H160 helicopters that PHI will operate for offshore transportation in the Gulf of Mexico.
Charlotte Airport, a major hub for American Airlines, is experiencing significant challenges due to high passenger volumes and limited infrastructure. The airport, which offers some of the highest airfares in the nation, benefits from its strategic location and low operational costs. However, these advantages come at the expense of passenger comfort.
The 2024 Annual Safety Review (ASR) of the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) is now available online. The 2024 edition examines the safety performance of the European aviation system in 2023. This analysis, along with other evaluations conducted by EASA in collaboration with national aviation authorities (NAAs) and industry, supports the safety risk management (SRM) process that informs decisions reflected in the European Plan for Aviation Safety (EPAS). Where risks are identified, further analysis is performed, and mitigation actions are included in the EPAS when...
German startup Væridion is collaborating with Bosch to develop an all-electric nine-seat regional aircraft, aiming for its debut in six years. "Situated within Bosch Campus, Væridion will focus on developing, integrating, and testing high-voltage batteries aimed at creating a 100% electric 9-seater regional aircraft by 2030," the company announced in a news release.
Boeing's 747, introduced in 1970, promised unprecedented spaciousness with its jumbo design. Initially, airline executives were unsure how to utilize the extensive space offered by the aircraft, which was more than twice the size of its predecessor, the 707.
Mallaghan, a prominent manufacturer of airport ground support equipment (GSE), has raised $20,000 for charity through its 2nd Annual Shamrock Classic Golf Tournament. The event took place at White Oak Golf Club in Newnan, Georgia, and brought together sponsors, clients, employees, and friends. All funds raised were donated to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, BYRD House, Frayed Edges Foundation, and Hunter Scarbrough.
Pilatus Aircraft has entered into a strategic partnership with Synhelion, a European developer of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) technology.
The Lockheed Martin/Boeing F-22 Raptor, an all-weather stealth aircraft designed for the United States Air Force (USAF) in the 1990s, continues to be a significant asset. Despite being considered an unsuccessful program by some, the F-22 platform has potential for future service due to its open system architecture.
United Airlines has filed an application for one of the new exemption slots at Washington National Airport, created by the FAA Reauthorization bill. The bill allows five new takeoffs and landings at the airport for flights traveling more than 1,250 miles.
Embraer announced the E2 aircraft family as the successor to its E-jets in June 2013.
Ganesh Jayaram, Chief Digital and Information Officer at American Airlines, faces a significant challenge that keeps him vigilant: cybersecurity. This issue has become more pressing following a ransomware attack on Dallas' servers last year, prompting the city council to allocate approximately $2.7 million for IT security enhancements.
Welcome to the 135th weekly routes article, which highlights notable new airline services that began recently. The focus is on significant and intriguing routes rather than a comprehensive list.
Elevate MRO has inaugurated a new maintenance center for business aircraft at Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport in Denver.
The supersonic Canadian Pacific DC-8-40, accompanied by an F-104 chase plane piloted by Chuck Yeager at 50,000 feet, has been colorized by French artist Benoit Vienne. The Douglas DC-8 is the only subsonic commercial jet to break the sound barrier.
Boeing will plead guilty to a criminal fraud charge related to the deadly 737 MAX 8 crashes that occurred in 2018 and 2019. The news comes six months after the high-profile Alaska Airlines 737 MAX 9 door blowout incident. That dramatic incident, taking place in January 2024, brought the safety of the aircraft type into question again.
UK Defence Secretary Healey plans to apply a "NATO Test" to major defence projects, ensuring the UK meets alliance obligations and addresses capability and funding gaps. Healey emphasizes the importance of a "NATO first" security strategy, focusing on Europe, the North Atlantic, and Arctic regions. Labour commits to supporting Ukraine, investing in the UK defence industry, and increasing procurement for national resilience and NATO leadership.