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The guidelines are expected to incorporate industry and Congressional feedback with the FAA and NTSB's safety concerns about pilots flying with OSA.

ISASI’s 2015 theme is independence does not mean isolation.

Critics cite delays that are not currently being addressed by the FAA.

Business aircraft operators would do well to steer clear of Libya, says IBAC.

The region's airspace is saturated and large portions are off limits to civilian use, said the Civil Air Navigation Services Organization.

NTSB outlines ideas to locate a downed aircraft within six miles of impact.

Bank fraud scheme diverted airport money to other sources

Spotlight on the Embraer Legacy 500 Cabin Interior

Large-cabin business jet departed the left side of the runway into wet, grassy terrain, collapsing the left main and nosewheel landing gear.

Pilot’s Bill of Rights Hyperlink to be Eliminated

There might not be enough time to develop the equipment necessary to prevent the data gaps, says the GAO.

Application process open through February 28.

Research shows these technologies have significantly reduced helicopter fatalities.

Airspace updates in eastern Canada will continue throughout this year

Better risk management and improving safety culture credited for the positive trend.

Faulty angle-of-attack sensor identified in CJ upset incident.

Preliminary, final and factual reports

Students need the right frame of mind to learn what the reports are truly telling them.

Pilot lost his job for refusing to fly an aircraft he deemed unsafe.

The chain of events that led to the June 2009 loss of an Air France A330 over the south Atlantic began when ice blocked the pitot tubes on that aircraft.

The FAA has granted 14 total exemptions; 214 petitions have been filed with the agency.

Forum will investigate both the current and future challenges to improving safety through the use of automation.

Preliminary, factual and final reports

The FAA drew fire from the NTSB for “mistakenly releasing preliminary information” about a March 2014 US Airways accident in Philadelphia.

Nearly 60 percent of all commercial aviation accidents in Canada involve air taxi operators, the TSB says.

Recent blanket implementation of "'climb via' dilutes its effectiveness and has caused confusion among some cockpit crewmembers.”

Bars program is just five years old.

Canso’s Jeff Poole will deliver the summit’s keynote address

Recent inspections uncovered eight system deficiencies

City of Phoenix pushes to reverse FAA airspace changes.