P&P‘s Weekly Aviation News Roundup
Does the new ’Airport’ mask mandate mean little airports, too? Buh-bye to a famous aviation brand. Swapping out panels is a hot business model. The coolest new Boeing and much more.
Breaking news in the world of aviation, from regulations to innovation to mishaps and more.
Does the new ’Airport’ mask mandate mean little airports, too? Buh-bye to a famous aviation brand. Swapping out panels is a hot business model. The coolest new Boeing and much more.
The focus is on the pilot having flown into IMC and losing control. But there was much more that got the NTSB’s attention. Here’s how it might affect charter operators and pilots who just fly for recreation and personal transportation.
The NTSB is paying careful attention to the fatal crash earlier this week that raises all kinds of questions about the airworthiness directive on certain Cessna tail assemblies.
No one was killed, or even injured, in a forced landing that had potential tragedy written all over it.
On A Mission, Florida Highway Patrol pilot tracked the source. Here’s how he did it.
The Delaware be-aware special use airspace rules cut out fewer airports than ones from the former administration.
The pilot had two other large or jet aircraft approvals, but he continued flying the jet without certification.
Evidence presented by investigators point to a unified theory of what likely happened.
This just out, the world’s biggest airshow is a go, but it will look different. Here’s what to expect.
With thousands of people dying every day of COVID-19, should we rethink the way we look at risk in aviation?