Aviation News Stories For Year 2013

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• President CEO, Mike Houghton Forced Out From Reno Air Racing Association
• Boeing And Community Leaders Put Pressure On IAM Members For A Yes Vote
• FAA Selects Unmanned Aircraft Systems Research And Test Sites
• Textron, Parent Company To Cessna And Bell Helicopter Will Acquire Beechcraft
• Cessna Receives FAA Certification, Begins Deliveries Of New Citation Sovereign+
• Cessna Celebrates Citation M2 FAA Certification And First Deliveries
• Report Indicates Pilot Intentionally Brought Down Plane That Killed All 33 Onboard
• Court Rules Pilot Can Keep Aircraft After Being Arrested For Running Alcohol
• HondaJet Achieves FAA Type Inspection Authorization
• The Bombing Of Pan Am Flight 103, 25 Years Later
• Northrop Grumman, NASA Fly Global Hawk For First Time To Study Canadian Arctic
• Pilot Arrested After Transporting $1.2 Million Worth Marijuana In His Plane
• Solar Impulse Pilots Prepare For Round The World Flight
• OIG Report, More Data Needed To Understand Flight Delays And Their Causes
• Court Hears Arguments On Airline Immunity Under ATSA Act Wisconsin Airlines VS Hoeper
• Republic Airways Completes Sale Of Frontier Airlines To Venture Capital Firm
• Challenges The FAA Faces With Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS)
• Boeing Plans South Carolina Expansion Activities
• American Airlines Signs Agreement To Purchase Up To 70 CRJ900 Regional Jets
• Former American Airlines Pilot Makes Outrageous Anti-Gay Claims
• Boeing 777X Wind Tunnel Testing Under Way
• Shell Oil Develops Lead Free Gas For GA Aircraft And Helicopters
• Exciting Changes To The 2014 Bahamas And Caribbean Pilots Guide
• Teen Wins Igor Sikorsky Youth Innovator Award For Helicopter Concept
• Law Enforcement Intercepted Ultra-Light Smuggling Ten Bundles Of Marijuana
• Death Toll Climbs After Police Helicopter Crashes Into A Scottish Pub
• Judge Approves Settlement Agreement Between DOJ And American Airlines
• Self Taught Teen Arrested For Stealing A Aircraft And Fly It Without A License
• UK Judge Sentence A Pakistan Pilot 9 Months In Jail For Being Drunk In The Cockpit
• United Airlines Flight Attendant Sentenced For Making Bomb Threats
• B-747 Dreamlifter Makes A Clean Takeoff After Landing At The Wrong Airport
• A Learjet Air Ambulance Crashed Off The Coast Of Ft Lauderdale Killing All Onboard
• Sony Music Sues American And Continental Airlines Over Copyrighted Songs
• FAA Issues Full Type Certification On The Learjet 75 Aircraft
• Logan Airport Installs A Debris Detection System On Runway 9/27
• Unclear If Passenger Fell Or Deliberately Jumped From Aircraft Over Key Biscayne
• DOJ Approves American Airlines And US Airways Merger
• Sen. Inhofe?s Son Identified As Tulsa Pilot Killed In MU-2 Plane Crash
• Restored Cessna L-19, Bird Dog To Be Auctioned Off To Raise Money For PTSD
• FAA Releases Unmanned Aircraft Systems Integration Roadmap
• A Medically Ill Man Jumps To His Death From A Helicopter Over Open Water
• Key Organizer Of Air Traffic Control Union, NATCA Dies At 68
• Senators Call On U.S. Negotiators To Hold Line On Aircraft Emission Taxes
• After A Government Shutdown The FAA Finally Issues Final Rule On Pilot Training
• Skydiving Planes Collide Mid-Air At 12,000 Feet Over Superior, Wisconsin
• The Fifth And Final A350 XWB Flight Test Fleet Aircraft Undergoes Final Assembly
• The Movie Gravity Reveals Real Concerns Of Space Debris
• Deadly Shooting Involving A Semi Automatic Assault Rifle At LAX
• Delta Airlines Pilot Arrested On Allegation Of Sexual Assault On A Minor
• OIG Report, The FAA Can Improve On Certifying And Approving Aircraft
• Airline Passenger Employment Down 2.2 Percent Over Last Years Numbers
• Air Force Releases Report On F-16 Crash In The Adriatic Sea
• FAA Expands Passenger Use Of Portable Electronic Devices During Flight
• The World's Largest Airport Opens For Commercial Passenger Flights
• Airline Pilots Face High Risk Of Radiation Exposure
• NOAA To End Paper Nautical Charts
• DOT Fines Ticket Agents For Code-Share Disclosure Violations
• NTSB Announces Effects Of The Government Shutdown
• Boeing To Build Crew Space Transportation 100 Spacecraft At Kennedy Space Center
• Gulfstream G650 Sets Around The World Speed Record
• Court Rules In Favor Of Southwest Airlines Worker Suit Over Passenger Tweets
• Lao Airlines Flight QV301 Crashes Killing All 49 Onboard
• Opus Aircraft Goes Up For Auction
• Servisair Employee Arrested In Dry Ice Bomb Explosion At LAX
• Mooney Announces Comeback After Capital Infusion
• Airbus A350 XWB MSN3 Test Aircraft Successfully Completes First Flight
• United Airlines Frequent Fliers Allege Carrier Uses Deceptive Practices File Lawsuit
• Court Setback For US Airways And American Airlines Merger
• Government Shut Down Is Hurting The Transportation Industry
• First Production Of The AW189 Performs Maiden Flight
• Garmin Announces D2 Pilot Watch, First GPS Watch Designed For Aviators
• Red Bull Announced World Championship Air Race To Return In 2014
• National Business Aviation Association, Effects Of Shutdown On General Aviation
• U.S. House Passes The Federal Employee Retroactive Pay Fairness Act
• Largest Airlines Report Larger Net Profit In 2nd-Quarter Of 2013
• America's Travel Community Tells Their Shutdown Stories
• National Air Traffic Controllers Association Condemns Government Shutdown
• What Made Texas Attorney General Drop Lawsuit Against American Airlines Merger?
• Delta To Equip 11,000 Pilots With Microsoft Surface 2 Tablet Devices
• American Airlines To Hire Largest Group Of New Pilots In More Than A Decade
• EU Parliament Rejects Pilot Flight Time Rules
• A Cessna Citation 525A Crashed Killing Father And Son At Santa Monica Airport
• UK Airline Pilots Study Shows High Percent Of No One Awake In The Cockpit
• United Airlines Pilot Suffered Heart Attack On Flight 1603 Has Been Identified
• Mother Sues Over Drunk Pilots Actions That Led To Plane Crash That Killed Her Son
• FAA Upgrades Ukraine?s Aviation Safety Rating To Category 1
• Redbird Skyport To Offer Avgas For One Dollar A Gallon For Research
• NTSB Issues Final Rule In Response To Pilot's Bill Of Rights
• DOT Proposes Rule To Require Air Charter Broker Disclosures
• Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner Takes First Flight
• Boeing To End Production Of C-17 Globemaster III In 2015
• Airbus? Biggest Airline Customer, Lufthansa Commits To Up To 55 A350s
• FAA Awards $40 Million To New Center Of Excellence
• FAA Orders Inspections of Honeywell ELT?s After Fire Onboard An Ethiopian Airlines 787
• Bombardier Completes Historic CSeries Aircraft First Flight
• Reagan National Airport Shuts Down After Shooting Spree At Navy Yard
• Cessna Receives Largest Order In History For The 172 Skyhawk Aircraft
• Massport Officials Apologize For Fire Drill At Logan Airport On 911 Anniversary
• Northrop Grumman Donates 2 Cessna 400 Aircraft To Technical College
• Jeppesen Introduces APP To Manage Fatigue Risk For Airline Crew, Crewalert Pro
• Civil Aeronautics Administration Fines Airline Pilots For Landing Below Minimums
• FAA To Stop Direct Sales Of Aeronautical Charts To The Public Eff October 2013
• Bombardier To Sell Flexjet
• Flight Instructor Killed In An Experimental Aircraft While Performing A Flight Test
• United Airlines Keeps Its Promise, It Will Recall All Furloughed Pilots By Year End
• General Dynamics ATC Radios Move Closer to Service in FAA Facilities Nationwide
• Kenneth Wallis Stunt Pilot In The James Bond Movie You Only Live Twice Died At 97
• Delta Air Lines Places Large Order With Airbus For 40 Aircraft
• DOT Fines United Airlines For Unfair And Deceptive Business Practices
• British Airways Pilot Found Dead May Have Been UK?s Most Prolific Sex Offender
• Federal Court Sides With ACLU In No Fly List Lawsuit
• Garmin Updates G5000 Flight Deck For Beechjet 400A And Hawker 400XP
• Marshall ADG Acquires Beechcraft?s European MRO Business
• Couple Sues Aircraft Maintenance Company After Tail Section Falls Off At 15,000 FT
• OIG Report, FAA Making Progress Improvements Needed In Its ATC Facility Training
• El Centro Sector Border Patrol Seizes Ultra-Light Aircraft And $500,000 In Drugs
• Boeing Launches 787 Flight Training Campus In Miami
• Fatal Crash, Owner Knew Aircraft Was Not Airworthy When He Took Up Buyers
• Bombardier To Sell 100 Bombardier Q400 NextGen Aircraft To Russia
• Former United Airlines Flight Attendant Pleads Guilty In Making False Bomb Threats
• ANA Holdings Purchases Pan Am International Flight Academy
• American Airlines Pilot Held In Jail, Desire To Torture, Rape, Massacre Young Children
• Passenger Airline Employment Down 2.4 Percent
• A Set Back For Cessna?s Diesel Powered 182 Turbo Skylane JT-A Aircraft
• Retired NASA 905 Shuttle Carrier Aircraft Prepares For Move To Its Permanent Home
• Swift Air Obtains Conditional Approval In Bankruptcy Court
• First Production Citation M2 Takes Flight
• Boeing Rolls Out First 787-9 Dreamliner
• EAA Founder Paul Poberezny Dies At 91 To Cancer
• FAA Issues Policy To Improve Workplace Safety For Aircraft Cabin Crewmembers
• FAA Issues AD On Elevator Balance Weights On Beechcraft Aircraft
• NASA Crashes Helicopter To Study Safety
• Airline Passenger Travel Up 1.7 Percent Over Last Years Numbers
• DOJ Files Enforcement Actions Against Aviation Fuel International And Its Former Owner
• Cessna Completes First Citation Latitude Fuselage
• 2ND Deadly Plane Crash For UPS, Two Pilots Killed On Approach Birmingham Airport
• Justice Department Files Lawsuit To Block American Airlines And US Airways Merger
• Unmanned Aircraft Makes Continuous Flight For More Than Nine Hours
• Rockwell Collins To Purchase ARINC For $1.39 Billion
• Rockwell Commander Goes Down On Approach To Tween Airport Killing Four
• ALPA Readies Aviation Industry For New Rule To Combat Pilot Fatigue
• NTSB, Annual Aviation Statistics General Aviation Accidents Continue To Fall
• Turkish Pilots Kidnapped By Zuwwar al-Imam Rida Gunmen
• GE Completes Acquisition Of Italy Based Avio An Aviation Supplier
• Experts To Gather At Bird Strike North America Conference In Milwaukee
• NTSB, Accelerated Stall, Pilot Error Caused Crash Killing Father And Daughter
• SC A Beech D55 Aircraft Crashes, All Three Occupants May Have Been Still Alive
• LCA Billboard to Be Used In LAX Protest Against Air France's Monkey Business
• Jeppesen Enters Into Agreement With Rockwell Collins On Electronic Charts
• FAA Streamlines Aircraft Certification
• FAA Approves Weight Increase On The ICON A5 Amphibious Light Sport Aircraft
• Cessna Completes Production Of First Citation M2
• Cessna Makes Flawless First Production Flight For The Cessna Citation X
• Southwest Airlines Slapped With A Heavy Fine For Violating Price Advertising Rule
• Delta Passenger Sues Carrier, Forced To Crawl Off Aircraft And Across Tarmac
• Flight Design C4 All Carbon Composite Aircraft To Be Equipped Garmin Avionics
• DOL Has Ordered Metropolitan Aviation To Reinstate Pilot And Pay Damages
• EAA AirVenture 16th Annual Cup Winners Announced
• Authorities Locate Depleted Uranium At Opa Locka Airport
• UPS Reports Reduction Of Total Greenhouse Gas Emissions
• Jeppesen CEO Sponsors Build A Plane Aircraft
• ARC Seek To Improve Safety Reduce Costs In Design And Certification Of GA Aircraft
• FAA Fines Boeing $2.75 Million For Installing Non Approved Fasteners On The B777
• Southwest Flight 345 Nose Wheel Makes Runway Contact Before Its Main Land Gear
• FAA Issues Its First Certificates For Commercial Flight Of Unmanned Aircraft
• IndiGo Airlines Worker Falls To His Death While Onboard An Airbus A-320
• Mcgraw Hill To Sell Aviation Week Magazine To Penton Aviation
• Town To Vote On Hunting License To Shoot Down Unmanned Aircraft
• UPS To Be First To Order Fire Resistant Shipping Containers For Its Aircraft
• FAA To Work With Boeing To Develop Plan For Inspecting ELTs On 787 Aircraft
• UK Released Special Bulletin In Ethiopian Airlines B787 Fire, ELT Is The Focus
• Human Powered Composite Aircraft To Take To The Sky At Sywell Aerodrome, UK
• Fla. Air Force QF4 Drone Crashes Hwy Closed Concern Over Self Destruct Charge
• FAA Warns Pilots On The Use Of Over-The-Counter Medications
• AAAE Calls On Congress To Close Airline Baggage Fees Tax Loopholes
• Sonex Aircraft Offering Quick Build Kits Featuring Pre-Built Major Assemblies
• Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 787 Encounters Onboard Fire Raising New Safety Concerns
• X-47B Unmanned Aircraft Makes First Arrested Landing At Sea
• ALPA And A4A Testify Before Congress On Preclearance Facility In Abu Dhabi
• Airlines Prepare This Fall For New Copilot (First Officer) Regulations
• A de Havilland Otter Aircraft Crashed At An Alaskan Airport Killing All 10 Onboard
• Asiana Airlines Flight 214 Cashes Killing Two Injuring Over 175 At San Airport (SFO)
• Lawsuit Filed To Halt Merger Of American Airlines And US Airways
• EAA Files Lawsuit Against The FAA On Fees Charged During 2013 AirVenture
• NTSB Recommends Revised ATC Procedures To Reduce Risk Of Midair Collisions
• Cessna Begins Delivery Of The Cessna Ttx Aircraft
• Avantair Temporally Shuts Down Operations, Faces A Number Of Legal Battles
• OIG Report, FAA Needs To Improve On Determining Number Of Safety Inspectors It Needs
• Houston Airport Employee Sentenced 9 Years For Heroin Smuggling
• Report Shows Loss Of Control Responsible For 40 Per Cent Of Air Accidents
• Former UK Airline Pilot Sentenced To Life In The Death Of His Wife
• FAA Invests In Logan International Airport Runway Safety Improvements
• Boeing Receives FAA Approval To Fly Advanced Navigation Procedures On 787
• Porter FBO Reaches Agreement With Union After A Five Month Long Strike
• Cseries Aircraft Ground Test Close To Completion For First Flight
• Intoxicated Passenger Arrested After Punching A United Airlines Pilot
• Unlikely NSA Leaker Edward Snowden Was On Russian Flight To Cuba
• Passenger With Saggy Pants Kicked Off Aircraft And Arrested Files Lawsuit
• Stearman Aircraft Crashes At Dayton Air Show Killing Pilot And Wing Walker
• Michigan, 19 Year Old Troy Brothers And Family Members Die In Plane Crash
• End Of An Era As Fedex Retires Last B727
• Boeing To Launch 787-10 Dreamliner The Most Efficient Jetliner In History
• Safran And Honeywell To Develop An Electric Green Taxiing System (EGTS)
• Cassidian Protects Aircraft Passengers Against Missile Attacks
• Supreme Court To Hear Case On Air Wisconsin Reporting Pilot As A Security Threat
• Bell Helicopter To Re-Enter The Short Light Single Engine Helicopter Market
• AgustaWestland Enters Full Scale Production Of The AW189 Helicopter
• OSHA Cites Carson Helicopters For Exposing Workers To Hexavalent Chromium
• Airbus A400M Aircraft Successfully Demonstrates Flare Release
• Pope Field Building Green Control Tower
• Airbus A350 XWB Powered By Rolls Royce Trent XWB Engines Make First Flight
• X3 Hybrid Helicopter Makes History By Achieving 255 Knots During Level Flight
• Sikorsky Receives Navy Contract To Build Four CH-53K Helicopters
• AMR Announced American Airlines New Board Of Directors And Senior Leadership
• FAA Wants 100 Octane Low Lead Fuel Users To Use Unleaded Fuel By 2018
• Flight Express Pilot Pleads Guilty Of Being Intoxicated On Flight 840
• Beechcraft Delivers 4,000th Bonanza G36 Aircraft To Its New Owner
• Crew For A350 XWB First Flight Announced By Airbus
• After 3 Decades, Maintainers Keep B-1 On Top
• Beechcraft Delivers 4,000th Bonanza G36 Aircraft To Its New Owner
• Crew For A350 XWB First Flight Announced By Airbus
• After 3 Decades, Maintainers Keep B-1 On Top
• Boeing Begins Final Assembly Of The First 787-9 Dreamliner
• Historic Agreement On Aviation Carbon Neutral Growth
• Airbus A319 Aircraft Fire Due To Unlatched Engine Cowl Doors On Takeoff
• A350 XWB?s Engines Powered Up Paving The Way For A350 XWB?s First Flight
• American Eagle Signs Agreement With Liberty University School Of Aeronautics
• P-3 Air Surveillance Crew Seize Cocaine Worth More Than $500 million
• Passenger Airline Employment Down 2.7 Percent
• NJ Gas Stations Sell Leaded Aviation Fuel As Unleaded Gasoline Face Lawsuit
• Mississippians Call On Congress To Restore Funds For UH-72A Lakota Helicopters
• Phoenix, Two Training Aircraft Collided In Midair Killing All Onboard
• Laptop Seized At O'Hare, U.S. Settles Suit With Manning Over Wikileaks
• Wreckage Of Angel Flight Twin Engine Aircraft Raised From Pond Patient Still Missing
• Supreme Court To Hear Case On Northwest Frequent Flier Dropped For Complaining
• Cessna Takes First Production Flight Of Its Turbo Skylane 182 JT-A
• Boeing 747-8 Begins Performance Improvements Certification Testing
• Swiss Aircraft Manufacturer Pilatus Presents Latest Flagship, The PC-24 Twin-Jet
• Air Force Uses Thermal Imaging To Help Locate Those Buried In Deadly Tornado
• FAA Certifies The Garmin GTX 330 ES And GTX 33 ES Transponders
• Bombardier Expands Business Jet Lineup Launches Challenger 350 Jet
• IAM And TWU Unions To Jointly Represent 30,000 At American Airlines
• Northrop Grumman Proves Concept For New B-2 Satellite Communication System
• FCC Proposes To Expand The Availability Of In-Flight Wi-Fi
• FAA Administrator Huerta Calls For More Action On General Aviation Safety
• United Airlines Prepares To Reintroduce The Boeing 787 Flights
• First Airbus A350 XWB Painting Completed On MSN001
• Rep. Graves Wants To Know If The FAA Will Oppose FCC Rule On 121.5 MHz ELT?s
• AOPA Welcomes Decision To Keep Contract Control Towers Open
• Beechcraft Corporation Reports Strong First Quarter 2013
• Team Works To Improve Precision Of High Altitude Airdrops
• FAA Approves Sikorsky S-92 Helicopter Platform Approach System
• FAA Faces Challenges In Oversight Over Foreign And Domestic Repair Stations
• UPS 767 Fleet To Get New Look With New Winglets
• Mount Vernon Airport (MVN) To Be Starting Point For EAA Airventure Cup Race
• Sonex Aircraft Offering T-Flight Transition Training Program
• ATSB Report Filmmakers Died In Crash After Helicopter Pilot's Door Opened
• Yves Rossy To Fly A Body Jet Propelled Wing At EAA Airventure Oshkosh 2013!
• Boeing X-51A WaveRider Sets Record With Successful 4th Flight
• Air Force KC-135 Refueling Aircraft Explodes In Midair, Crashes In Kyrgyzstan
• EPA Accepting Public Comments On Proposed Cleanup Plan For Aerojet Superfund Site
• Scott Adair A Pilot, Loved By Many Died In Gyrocopter Crash At Valkaria Airport
• Frontier Airlines To Begin Charging For Onboard Beverages And Carry On Bags
• Shooting At Bush Intercontinental Airport Involving AR-15, Gunmen Killed
• Tiger Airways Appoints Robert Sharp As New CEO
• Boeing Rolls Out First F-15SA For Royal Saudi Air Force
• After 65 Years Cessna's ?Citation? Returns to Kentucky Derby
• GE To Open Two Jet Engine Plants, One In Mississippi The Other In Alabama
• Cessna's Citation Sovereign Makes First Production Flight
• AW169 Helicopter Final Assembly Line To Be Located At Philadelphia Airport
• Jet Art Princess Create One Of A Kind Art Pieces Using A Learjet
• Russia?s Federal Air Transport Agency Bans Airlines From Flying Over Syria
• National Air Cargo Boeing 747 Crashes Just After Takeoff Killing All Onboard
• FAA Certified ATR 600 Series Regional Aircraft
• New GE Aviation Plant Will Use Lasers To Build Jet Engines
• SpaceShipTwo Breaks The Speed Of Sound In First Rocket Powered Flight
• Helicopter Pilot Killed Saturday Morning, Wire Strikes - The Hazard To Aviation
• B.C Court Of Appeal Rules Against Air Canada In Its Fuel Surcharge Ticket Practices
• Edwards Completes Tests To Extend KC-135
• UK Civil Aviation Authority Secures Compensation For Delayed Passengers
• Jeppesen Teams With Peters Software To Provide EASA ATP Training Materials
• Cessna Caravan Customers Now Have Expanded AOG Service Capabilities
• Congress Passes Reducing Flight Delays Act To Restore Funding For ATC
• Judge Dismissed Discrimination Suit Brought By 23 Black Pilots At United Continental
• Senators Introduce The Dependable Air Service Act To Stop ATC Furloughs
• Man Charged With Impersonating A Pilot Gained Access To A US Airways Cockpit
• Jeppesen Mobile Flitedeck VFR Solution Simplifies The Private Pilot Flying Experience
• EU Commission To Investigate Proposed Merger Of Olympic Air By Aegean Airlines
• IATA?s Director General Puts Forth Agenda For US Aviation
• Cessna Displays Its New Single Engine Aircraft At Aero Friedrichshafen Trade Show
• Horizon Air Files Lawsuit To Stop Pilots Rehire Order After Failed Drug Test
• Sequestration Forces The FAA To Space Arriving Aircraft Due To Employee Furloughs
• TSA Delays Knives On Planes
• ALPA, A4A And RAA File Lawsuit Over Air Traffic Controller Furloughs
• Peter Coker Appointed CEO Of Martin Aircraft Company
• FAA Approves Boeing 787 Battery System Design Changes
• The FAA?s Progress And Challenges In Advancing Safety Oversight Initiatives
• FAA Administrator Before Senate Committee On Safety, Flexibility On Sequester
• New Citation X First Production Unit Makes Debut
• First Flight Of UK School-Built Light Aircraft
• Rockefeller, Thune Urge The FAA To Address Safety In Control Tower Closures
• NTSB, Pilot Failed To Depart Icing Conditions Resulting In Plane Crash That Killed 5
• Airline Tarmac Delays Up, Frontier Airlines With Lowest On-Time Arrival Rates
• United Airlines Makes Management Changes After Race Discrimination Lawsuit
• ATP Flight School, Piper Reach Three Year Fleet Purchase Deal For Up To 100 Aircraft
• NTSB Determined Pilot Texting Contributed To Errors In Fatal Helicopter Crash
• KC-46 Progress On Track
• Learjet 75 Aircraft Cabin Mock-Up To Make Mexican Debut
• Construction Begins On Airbus? U.S. Assembly Line
• FAA And Port Authority Of NY And NJ Reach Agreement On Airport Safety Violations
• US Airways, 1st Airline To Receive FAA Certification Of Safety Enhancing NextGen Applications
• More Than 1,400 Students Explore Aviation Careers At Van Nuys Airport
• F-22 Resumes Normal Flight Operations
• Through Airmen's Eyes: Airman Battles Sexual, Physical Abuse
• Boeing Opens New Everett Delivery Center
• Eurocopter, Turbomeca And WZL 1 To Build Poland Military Helicopters
• FAA Approves Boeing 787 Certification Plan
• Priorities For Air Cargo Challenges Of Safety, Security And Sustainability
• New Qualification Requirements For U.S. Pilots
• Machinists Request NMB Release Mechanics At US Airways
• Jeppesen Introduces Mobile Crew Fatigue Mitigation Functionality
• Garmin Introduces New Avionics For Experimental Aircraft
• Bombardier Completes Wing Static Testing Required For First Cseries Flight
• Cessna's Citation Hits Milestone With 400th CJ3
• NASA Begins New Season Of Arctic Ice Science Flights
• Betty 'Tack' Blake, Only Surviving Member Of 1st WASP Class
• FAA Releases Annual Aerospace Forecast Fiscal Years 2012-2033
• Machinists Union Backing Beechcraft Over Brazil in Air Force Fighter Flap
• Pilots Association Calls for One Level of Safety for Lithium Battery Shipments
• Boeing To Consolidate Flight Training In The U.S.
• Judge Rules City Of Charlotte Was Not Negligent When Tisdale Fell From An Aircraft
• CSeries Aircraft Program Making Excellent Progress Towards First Flight
• Cessna?s 400 New Variant The TTX Makes First Production Flight A Success
• Airline Pilot Reports Unknown Operated Drone On Approach To JFK Airport
• President Nominates 1st Female Air Force Academy Superintendent
• Cessna Aircraft Rolls Out Its First New Citation Sovereign
• Garmin Optimizes GTN Series For Helicopter Operations
• New Video Technology Will Help NASA Track Super Storms
• Rolls-Royce Launches M250-C47E Engine For Military Helicopters
• DOT's OIG, FAA Needs To Do Better In Tracking And Mitigate Aircraft Separation
• Report Shows Aircraft Maintenance, Repair And Overhaul Slowly On The Rebound
• IATA, 2012 Lowest In Aviation History Accident Rate For Western-Built Jets
• Pentagon Lifts F-35 Grounding Following Inspections
• Women Play Huge Role In World War II Aviation Efforts
• Sikorsky, Boeing Propose X2 Technology Helicopter Design For U.S. Army
• Dallas Man Pleads Guilty In Aiming A Laser Pointer At A Police Helicopter
• Blue Angels And Thunderbirds Air Shows Potentially On The Budget Chopping Block
• NASA Begins Flight Research Campaign Using Alternate Jet Fuel
• ALPA Calls On U.S. Congress To End Sequester Threat Now
• NTSB Rules Pilot Loss Control Of Flight In A Arkansas Plane Crash That Killed 4
• Boeing Joins The University of British Columbia In Composite Materials Research
• Gulfstream?s Largest And Fastest Business Jet, G650 Sets Record
• Asian Pacific Countries To Lead Global Demand For Bigger And More Efficient Aircraft
• NJ Court Rules Against Lawsuit Over Airline Not Taking Cash On In-Flight Purchases
• The Pentagon Suspends Flight Operations Of The F-35 Due To An Engine Crack
• FAA Planning for $600 Million 2013 Spending Cuts, ATC facility Closures And Layoffs
• The Gathering Of Warbirds And Legends Our Final Times Together
• EADS Researchers Battle Against Irksome Winds
• Sequester To Cause Flight Delays And Long Lines For Travelers
• The First International Air Meet Of The 21st Century To Be Held In Durant, Oklahoma
• Hawker Beechcraft 390 Jet Crashed Killing Five Of The Seven Onboard
• Beechcraft Emerges From Chapter 11
• Northrop Begins Next Phase Of Modernizing B-2 Defensive Systems
• Airbus Activates ?Plan B? For The A350 XWB Batteries
• Trade-A-Plane Premium Features Available For Print Subscribers
• American Airlines And US Airways Boards Of Directors Approve Merger
• FAA Launches Second Phase Of General Aviation Airports Study
• Garmin Delivers High-Performance, All-Digital Radar Altimeter
• Mexican Woman Pleads Guilty To Smuggling Heroin At Houston Airport
• Air Line Pilots Association, FAA Airline Pilot Fatigue Analysis Flawed
• FAA And Spanish Aviation Safety And Security Agency Cooperate In Alternative Aviation Fuels
• Airport Officials To Recommend To City Officials A $82 Million Hangar For Google Jets
• Pilots Union Files Court Objection To American Republic Capacity Purchase Agreements
• World?s First A380 Facility Fully Open For Business
• Law Enforcement Seizes 24 Pounds Of Liquid Cocaine At Logan International Airport
• Nemo Causes Numerous Flight Cancelations And Continues To Impact The Northeast
• Sikorsky Begins Delivering Record S-92 Helicopter Order
• NTSB Identifies Origin Of JAL Boeing 787 Battery Fire
• More Strikes Called For As Iberia Airlines Reduces Its Labor Force And Cut Wages
• The F-22 Raptor Demonstration Team Returns To The California Capital Airshow
• Easyjet To Install Zonal Drying Technology Onboard An A320 Aircraft
• Embry Riddle To Offer Nation?s First Degree In Commercial Space Operations
• U.S. Air Force Renewed Its NASCAR Partnership With Richard Petty Motorsports
• NASA's Super-Tiger Balloon Breaks Records While Collecting Data
• AOPA And ALEA Take Action On NTSB Safety Recommendations
• American Airlines First U.S. Carrier To Fly The 777-300ER Takes First Flight
• Transavia Airlines Copilot Locks Out Captain After Stepping Out To Use The Restroom
• Machinists Pensions Survive Hawker Bankruptcy
• Gulfstream G280 Sets 15 New Speed Records
• Fourth AW169 Helicopter Performs Maiden Flight, Scheduled Certification In 2014
• Capacity Up With New Wake Turbulence Separation Standards At Memphis Airport
• TSA Officer Sentenced For Conspiring To Smuggle Drugs Through Airport
• UPS Withdraws Offer For TNT Express
• Russia?s SCAT Airlines Flight 760 Crashes Under Heavy Fog Killing All 21 Onboard
• NORAD Jets Ready To Protect Super Bowl Skies At The Mercedes-Benz Superdome
• DOT Secretary Lahood Announced That He Will Not Serve For A Second Term
• ICE Deports Colombians Convicted Of Conspiracy To Export Fighter Jet Engines To Iran
• Passenger Airline Employment Down 2 Percent
• Bombardier Aircraft Reports Successful Year On Its NextGen Aircraft Program
• American Airlines To Update Employee Uniforms After More Than 20 Years
• NTSB, Boeing 787 Battery Fire In Boston 'We Have Not Ruled Anything Out'
• Hawker Beechcraft Moves Closer To Chapter 11 Emergence
• Republic Airways, American Airlines Sign Long-Term Agreement
• IATA And European Aviation Partners Launch Plan For Preventing Runway Excursions
• Eurocopter Espana?s First Assembled NH90 Helicopter Takes Flight
• US Airways Reports Highest Annual Profit In Company History
• Alaska Airlines Opening Flight Attendant Base In San Diego
• Sikorsky, Boeing Partner For Joint Multi-Role Future Vertical Lift Aircraft
• NTSB, JAL 787 Airplane APU Battery Did Not Exceed Its Designed Voltage Of 32 Volts
• Pentagon And U.S. Navy Temporarily Ground The F-35B Fighter Jet
• TSA To Stop Using Airport X-Ray Scanners That Produce Image Of A Naked Body
• Team Of Airmen To Attempt Mount Everest Climb
• Airbus Beats Order Target And Sets New Company Record
• Federal Complaint Filed Against UPS For Forcing Pregnant Worker Off The Job
• FAA Grounds All U.S. Registered Boeing 787 After Battery Incidents
• Industry Group Begins To Study Portable Electronics Use
• Airmen Featured In Upcoming Documentary Series
• Garmin Introduces New Series of Aviation VHF COM and NAV/COM Radios
• UPS Anticipates European Commission To Prohibit Acquisition Of TNT Express
• Ryan International Airlines Goes From Reorganization To Liquidation
• Cessna Citation M2 Light Corporate Jet Begins Initial Production
• FAA To Review Boeing 787 Design And Production
• Cessna Grand Caravan EX Earns Type Certification, Performance Tops Initial Projections
• Michael Huerta Sworn In As 17th FAA Administrator
• NASA Aircraft To Probe Stratosphere To Answer Climate Change Effects On Earth
• IATA, Passenger And Air Freight Up Cautious Demand Outlook
• FAA Seeks $633,000 In Civil Penalties Against Trans States Airlines
• Private Equity Firm Acquires Spartan College Of Aeronautics And Technology
• Gulfstream To Add 100 Jobs Due To Its Large Cabin Aircraft Growth
• Aerosvit Airlines Files For Bankruptcy May Suspend Operations
• GE Forms Joint Venture With Seacast Operation For Jet Engine Components
• Pinnacle Airlines Reaches Agreements To Path Out of Chapter 11
• First Class Treatment For Hurt Dog Flying To Sacramento For Surgery
• Boeing Announces $6 Billion Order From Aviation Capital Group