At the end of a long-ago day of flight instructing and taking summer tourists on scenic flights around Acadia National […]
Month: November 2017
Repulse Offers 360 Protection Against Rogue Drones
With the rise of anti-drone innovation, several companies are inventing heavily on increased demand by airports, prisons, military installations and […]
What the Federal Register Notice Tells Us About the Drone Integration Pilot
The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) will launch the UAS Integration Pilot Program at an event held in Washington D.C. […]
PH warned against implementing ‘onerous’ aviation rules
The International Air Transport Association (IATA … which it believed would further curtail growth in the aviation sector and ultimately […]
Two Receive Master Instructor Designation In October
National Accreditation Recognized By The FAA Two instructors have received or renewed their Master Instructor designation in the month of […]
NTSB Nominee Defends Criticism Of Pilot Training Rules
Bruce Landsberg Faces First Confirmation Hearing Following an accident in 2009 which fatally injured 50 people aboard a Colgan Air […]
SAE Introduces New Power And Propulsion Information Products
Addresses The Need For An Expanded Knowledge Base In support of engineering knowledge sharing regarding major aerospace technology issues, SAE […]
Chute Failure Cited In Fatal Crash
Two men who died in the crash of a Czech-built light-sport aircraft in Rhoadesville, Virginia, in May 2016 had deployed […]
FAA To Update Helicopter Certification
Now that the Part 23 rules to certify airplanes have been revised, the FAA says it’s ready to take on […]