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Singapore Changi Airport is a globally recognized hub known for its seamless operations, state-of-the-art facilities, and exceptional passenger experience. This reputation has earned it the nickname "The Airport That Never Sleeps." Major airlines based in Singapore include Singapore Airlines, Scoot, Jetstar Asia, and previously SilkAir. Changi also serves as a crucial transit hub for international airlines like Qatar Airways, Emirates, British Airways, and Qantas.
Joby Aviation has successfully tested its eVTOL aircraft using a hydrogen-electric propulsion system developed by its subsidiary, H2Fly.
Precision Support Services announced today that Semper Fly Helicopters and the University of Oklahoma have selected the Guimbal Cabri G2 helicopter for a new rotorcraft training program. The program is set to start this fall in cooperation with the Oklahoma School of Aviation.
Airbus and Boeing are exploring single-pilot operations, but pilot associations see it as a safety threat. The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) believes single-pilot operations by 2030 is unrealistic. Cautionary tales like Germanwings Flight 9525 highlight the risks, especially in challenging airports.
Jet fuel shortages at Bamako Airport have led to significant disruptions for international airlines, forcing them to cancel and divert flights. The director of the National Civil Aviation Agency announced that Jet A1 fuel would be unavailable from July 9 to 15, 2024.
Three transatlantic routes arrive up to 30 minutes before departing due to the time zone change being greater than the block time. Fewer than one in 1,000 flights across the Atlantic 'time travel'. An additional 12 links arrive within 60 minutes of leaving (in local time).
ZeroAvia, a developer of hydrogen propulsion systems and ground infrastructure, has announced a significant reduction in hydrogen production costs through the use of artificial intelligence (AI) software.
Air Canada, Canada's largest airline, operates a comprehensive network of flights across North America.
Cockpits have evolved from basic analog instruments to digital displays, improving safety and reducing workload. Glass cockpits, introduced by Airbus A310 in 1982, replaced analog gauges with electronic displays. Future cockpit innovations may include LCD technology, touchscreen controls, and eye-tracking systems, posing challenges in data handling.
An amphibious-float-equipped firefighting aircraft crashed Wednesday afternoon, resulting in the death of the pilot. According to reports from the Lewis and Clark County Sheriff's Office, the Air Tractor AT-802 FireBoss struck a mountainside and crashed into Hauser Lake while combating a fire at Horse Gulch, northeast of Helena, Montana.
The strike at the Bombardier Global plant has concluded after 18 days with a new three-year collective agreement. The agreement includes a 12.5% wage increase, enhanced pension contributions, and increased job security.
Pilot logbooks are essential tools for commercial pilots, serving as legal records and resumes of experience. These books have evolved over time to become key documents on electronic devices. Digital logbooks are now favored due to their sustainability, accuracy, and ease of organization.
Textron Aviation announced the delivery of the first Cessna SkyCourier configured with the factory Combi interior. Everts Air, a Part 135/121 operator based in Alaska, accepted the utility turboprop twin to serve its passenger, cargo, and charter customers throughout the state. Everts also operates throughout North, Central, and South America as well as in the Caribbean region. The company already operates a SkyCourier in freighter configuration in Alaska, along with six Cessna Caravan turboprop singles.
Sheltair, an FBO operator and aviation real estate developer, has initiated construction on a new hangar complex at Melbourne Orlando International Airport (KMLB) in Central Florida.
Cranfield Aerospace Solutions (CAeS) is nearing the completion of the first stage of its Series B funding round, expected by the end of July.
PrivateSky, the sole fixed-base operator (FBO) at Southwest Florida International Airport in Fort Myers, has initiated legal proceedings against its landlord, Lee County Port Authority (LCPA).
The Cessna P210, a pressurized version of the Cessna 210, was produced from 1978 to 1986, offering improved comfort and performance at higher altitudes. The P210 was designed to meet the demand for high-performance, single-engine aircraft capable of flying at higher altitudes with cabin pressurization. The Cessna P210 provided a combination of comfort, performance, and reliability, making it a popular choice among pilots who needed to fly at higher altitudes and in various weather conditions.
ONEflight International offers BAJIT (book-a-jet) technology for private jet booking, providing access to over 7,000 jets from 700 operators. The service features live pricing and instant quotes, targeting empty-leg flights to reduce costs. Membership options offer fixed rates, guaranteed availability, and exclusive perks. ONEflight acts as a charter broker under FAR 14 CFR Part 135 rules and holds ARGUS and WYVERN Certified Broker Certifications.
The National Park Foundation has announced an 'Adventure Awaits' sweepstakes, offering a grand prize of 500,000 American Airlines AAdvantage miles and a $12,500 travel allowance. Participants can enter by donating to the foundation or mailing a postcard. Donations support the foundation's mission to protect and preserve over 420 national park sites across the United States.
The aviation community is mourning the loss of former Senator James Inhofe, who passed away at the age of 89.