Safety, Ops & Regulation

Honeywell Aerospace and the City of Phoenix Aviation Department are teaming up to evaluate integrating surface collision prevention technology into airport operations and other ground vehicles.

GPS interference is a full-fledged threat to global aviation, increasing workload and reducing safety margins for pilots and controllers.

News about 5X5 Aviation, Mostavio, Surf Air and more.

Vertical Aerospace has opened its initial production facility at Cotswold Airport where it will build seven Valo eVTOL test aircraft, with first flight expected in late 2025.

The Trump Administration is seeking $30 billion from Congress to complete its expedited modernization of the U.S. ATC system, building on an earlier appropriation of $12.5 billion.

Amprius Technologies has received a grant of up to $75 million from the Pentagon to set up domestic U.S. production of energy-dense battery cells for drones.

The flight department and maintenance staff benefit from being onsite during a maintenance visit.

Virginia tests new airspace procedures for advanced air mobility, using vertiports and low-level routes to support electric and hybrid aircraft operations.

The FAA ends single-pilot exemptions for certain Cessna Citation jets, citing safety concerns and widespread noncompliance in training and operations.

Chairman of the U.S. Senate Commerce Subcommittee on Aviation wants to examine how dollars have been allocated in the past, amid calls for more ATC funding.

Air Charter Service renews its partnership with Premier Sports Network, continuing as the official aviation and luxury travel partner for a second year.

Repeated NATS failures trigger airline anger, compensation demands and renewed scrutiny of Britain’s air traffic control resilience.

Aerospace and aviation companies announce executive appointments, board additions and promotions across finance, operations, sales and aviation.

A primary data circuit failure and a severed backup fiber cable triggered ground stops at New York-area airports on Sept. 21, officials confirm.

Global Jet Capital forecasts $116.8B in pre-owned business jet transactions through 2030, with heavy jets leading growth in North America and Latin America.

The SMART system, an AI-enabled, cloud-based ATM software platform, is being used in a “limited mode” to provide scheduling recommendations for the airspace around Washington, D.C.

Dan Hubbard steps in as NBAA interim COO while Ed Bolen takes medical leave, ensuring continuity ahead of the NBAA-BACE event in Las Vegas.

Bombardier’s Safety Standdown marks 30 years, focusing on how lessons from the past can shape a safer, more resilient future for aviation.

Sky Harbour and Chicago Executive Airport break ground on a private aviation campus, introducing a new home basing model for private aircraft.

Speakers at ACE stress that innovation in business aviation must prioritize human needs over technology, with AI and eVTOLs as tools, not replacements.

Thales is seeing growing interest among ANSPs in open-architecture ATM systems as operators seek greater interoperability and cross-border coordination.

The FAA’s reticence to commit to an expanded Automated Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B) mandate despite public statements to the contrary is drawing fire from the NTSB.

FAA delays radar system replacement to September 2028 due to supply chain issues, tariffs and damaged units, with only 1.6% of installations complete.

Seaplane airline Harbour Air plans to acquire fellow British Columbia-based carrier Pacific Coastal Airlines to create a new regional airline group based in Vancouver.

Emil Granberg becomes CTO at Everdrone, Jeremie Caillet wins aviation leader award, and Jeffrey Bruno announces retirement from Global Aerospace.