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Second Near-midair in Two Weeks

The NTSB is investigating the second airport environment near-midair collision involving general aviation aircraft and Southwest Airlines 737s in as many w

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May 6, 2010

EBACE 2010 News Clips

Viking Air Announces Its First Authorized CentersViking Air (Booth No.

FBOs

May 5, 2010

EBACE 2010 News Clips

Cosgrove To Distribute Oviv Sentinel in U.S.The Sentinel 100L security system for aircraft, produced by French company Oviv Security Technolog

Safety

May 4, 2010

NTSB: underinflated tires caused Learjet 60 crash

Greatly underinflated tires and a rejected takeoff after V1 were the probable causes of the <link news/single-news-page/article/crew-heard-clicks-just-befo

Safety

April 30, 2010

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International Operations

Flying  a business air plane outside the U.S.

Safety

April 30, 2010

European authorities sharpen safety strategy

Europe’s business aviation community may think it has a good safety record; however, it needs to demonstrate a more structured and statistical approach to

Safety

April 28, 2010

OEMs Advise Cautious Approach to Volcanic Ash

Operators of turbine-powered aircraft must avoid flying through volcanic ash clouds, according to engine and airframe manufacturers, but if ash is encounte

Safety

April 28, 2010

European Bizav Flights Resume After Volcano Chaos

Business aircraft grounded by ash from an Icelandic volcano were back flying in Europe's skies minutes after authorities lifted widespread airspace closure

Engines

April 22, 2010

European Safety Standdown Set for May 2 and 3

Bombardier Aerospace, the European Business Aviation Association (EBAA) and NBAA yesterday announced that the fourth annual European Safety Standdown will

Safety

April 20, 2010

Volcanic Ash Disrupts Flights in Europe

At least 4,000 flights in northern European airspace were cancelled today after a large cloud of ash from an erupting volcano in Iceland drifted to the sou

Safety

April 15, 2010

NTSB: Aircraft Charter Accidents Fall Sharply in 2009

Preliminary 2009 aviation accident statistics released by the NTSB late last week show an overall decrease in aviation accidents for general aviation and o

Safety

April 13, 2010

Europe Bars More Carriers with New Safety Blacklist

At face value the contents of the European Commission’s latest so-called safety blacklist of airlines and national civil aviation authorities (CAA

Safety

April 9, 2010

Bizav Safety Off To a Poor Start in 2010

First-quarter accident statistics involving U.S.-regist

Safety

April 8, 2010

Poor Tire Mx, Late Reject Caused 2008 Learjet 60 Crash

During a public hearing today, the NTSB issued the probable cause and 14 new

Safety

April 6, 2010

Pilots on Antidepressants Cleared To Fly, FAA Says

In a new policy statement released on Friday, the FAA said that individuals being trea

Safety

April 6, 2010

NTSB Investigating Near-midair over SFO

The NTSB is investigating a near-midair between a United Airlines Boeing 777 and a Cessna

Safety

April 1, 2010

How to build a safety culture in three steps

There are no petri dishes where we could grow a perfect strain of safety culture and inject it into those aviation organizations that clearly seem to need

Safety

March 31, 2010

Rocket responder info updated

The FAA has posted new information for airport workers on how to respond to the scene of an accident involving rocket-propelled ballistic parachute-equippe

Safety

March 31, 2010

FSF Calls for Multinational Safety Probes

Citing ongoing criminal prosecution of Continental Airlines for the 2000 Concorde crash in Paris, the U.S.-based Flight Safety Foundation (FSF) is asking g

Safety

March 30, 2010

NATA Launches Flight-risk Assessment Tool

The National Air Transportation Association (NATA) launched RA Check, an FAA-endorsed flight-risk assessment tool (Frat) designed to consider the pro

Safety

March 30, 2010

Safety

News and information on safety procedures and concerns.

Latest

Second Near-midair in Two Weeks

The NTSB is investigating the second airport environment near-midair collision involving general aviation aircraft and Southwest Airlines 737s in as many w

EBACE 2010 News Clips

Viking Air Announces Its First Authorized CentersViking Air (Booth No.

EBACE 2010 News Clips

Cosgrove To Distribute Oviv Sentinel in U.S.The Sentinel 100L security system for aircraft, produced by French company Oviv Security Technolog

NTSB: underinflated tires caused Learjet 60 crash

Greatly underinflated tires and a rejected takeoff after V1 were the probable causes of the <link news/single-news-page/article/crew-heard-clicks-just-befo

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International Operations

Flying&nbsp; a business air plane outside the U.S.

European authorities sharpen safety strategy

Europe’s business aviation community may think it has a good safety record; however, it needs to demonstrate a more structured and statistical approach to

OEMs Advise Cautious Approach to Volcanic Ash

Operators of turbine-powered aircraft must avoid flying through volcanic ash clouds, according to engine and airframe manufacturers, but if ash is encounte

European Bizav Flights Resume After Volcano Chaos

Business aircraft grounded by ash from an Icelandic volcano were back flying in Europe's skies minutes after authorities lifted widespread airspace closure

European Safety Standdown Set for May 2 and 3

Bombardier Aerospace, the European Business Aviation Association (EBAA) and NBAA yesterday announced that the fourth annual European Safety Standdown will

Volcanic Ash Disrupts Flights in Europe

At least 4,000 flights in northern European airspace were cancelled today after a large cloud of ash from an erupting volcano in Iceland drifted to the sou

NTSB: Aircraft Charter Accidents Fall Sharply in 2009

Preliminary 2009 aviation accident statistics released by the NTSB late last week show an overall decrease in aviation accidents for general aviation and o

Europe Bars More Carriers with New Safety Blacklist

At face value the contents of the European Commission’s latest so-called safety blacklist of airlines and national civil aviation authorities (CAA

Bizav Safety Off To a Poor Start in 2010

First-quarter accident statistics involving U.S.-regist

Poor Tire Mx, Late Reject Caused 2008 Learjet 60 Crash

During a public hearing today, the NTSB issued the probable cause and 14 new

Pilots on Antidepressants Cleared To Fly, FAA Says

In a new policy statement released on Friday, the FAA said that individuals being trea

NTSB Investigating Near-midair over SFO

The NTSB is investigating a near-midair between a United Airlines Boeing 777 and a Cessna

How to build a safety culture in three steps

There are no petri dishes where we could grow a perfect strain of safety culture and inject it into those aviation organizations that clearly seem to need

Rocket responder info updated

The FAA has posted new information for airport workers on how to respond to the scene of an accident involving rocket-propelled ballistic parachute-equippe

FSF Calls for Multinational Safety Probes

Citing ongoing criminal prosecution of Continental Airlines for the 2000 Concorde crash in Paris, the U.S.-based Flight Safety Foundation (FSF) is asking g

NATA Launches Flight-risk Assessment Tool

The National Air Transportation Association (NATA) launched RA Check, an FAA-endorsed flight-risk assessment tool (Frat) designed to consider the pro

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