Safety, Ops & Regulation

In many cases, business jets exhibit no natural stall warning or aerodynamic buffet prior to the stall.

When viewed in combination with similar accidents, this raises questions of unresolved weaknesses in our safety system.

Executives, high-profile individuals and their teams need to understand the security risks from extensive flight data tracking and be equipped to counter them.

The two air taxi front-runners in the U.S. are developing piloted, four-passenger eVTOLS and aim to launch commercial service next year.

Robert L. Sumwalt describes the process of becoming a member of the NTSB, where he served as chairman from 2017-21.

Business aviation boomed during the COVID-19 pandemic, but as vaccine use spread, the private air charter world had to adapt.

The IRS will do dozens of audits on business aircraft involving personal use, focusing large corporations, large partnerships and high-income taxpayers.

Newly appointed CEO Robert Stangarone's career spans leadership positions with Embraer, Cessna Aircraft and United Technologies.

Air Care Alliance works to streamline process for pilots who fly volunteer missions for multiple organizations.

The Alia eVTOL makes the first piloted full transitions between vertical and horizontal flight.

The FAA, Lycoming, Swift Fuels and UND are collaborating to isolate the cause of the engine wear issue.

Charter and air tour operators have three years to implement safety management systems (SMS) under the final SMS regulation the FAA announced on April 22.

For artificial intelligence developers, aviation could be an incredible opportunity to save the industry substantial costs and reduce accidents.

Sierra West Flight 887 might well become one of the best examples of what happens when CRM training doesn’t work.

Poor crew resource management and disagreement lead to tragic results for the pilots of a Falcon 20 cargo jet.

About 1 million gal. of the fuel is sitting in a tank in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, awaiting final laboratory testing before it can be offered to customers.

Former Rolls-Royce CEO Warren East has been appointed chairman of NATS, the UK air navigation service provider.

Alvin Brown and J. Todd Inman were sworn in as new members of the NTSB on April 8, bringing the safety board to its full complement of five members.

Small airports could benefit from FAA approval of non-Federal air traffic control displays

Certification now paves the way for deliveries to commence.

The FAA is awarding $27.2 million in a new round of grants to 11 U.S. universities for research to reduce emissions and noise.

The new executive director of EASA plans to focus on digitalization and modernization once he assumes his post on April 1.

U.S. business aviation faces a huge fuel tax increase, new audits and a longer aircraft depreciation schedule. NBAA's Ed Bolen joins to discuss industry's response.

Given the growing interest and potential threats that come with extensive flight data tracking, business executives must be equipped to counter them.

Wheels Up and FlyExclusive logged the same year-on-year period for the past three months, while having performed above the total from Dec. 2019 to Feb. 2020.