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The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has proposed a $3.7 million civil penalty against a manufacturer of automatic depenendent surveillance–broadcast (ADS-B) units that the FAA says did not meet its…
St. Thomas ATC tower badly damaged in Hurricane Irma.
Eurocontrol is looking for pilots to take a brief survey
The Australian Federal Police (AFP) have launched an investigation into 15 incidents of unauthorized radio transmissions with aircraft at Melbourne and Avalon Airports, according to a media release issued jointly…
News, Runway Safety (approach and landing), Airport Ops, ATC/ATM
The Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) has signed a grant agreement with the government of Nepal to provide up to ¥1.452 billion ($14 million) in aid for aviation safety facilities…
2016 FSF Press Releases, ATC/ATM
ALEXANDRIA, Va. — Flight Safety Foundation today released the study Benefits Analysis of Space-Based ADS-B, investigating the application of space-based automatic dependent surveillance-broadcast (ADS-B) networks to meet the predicted safety challenges of air…
Runway Safety (approach and landing), ATC/ATM, Cover Story
Renewed government-industry collaboration targets U.S. runway incursions, including those tied to ATC operational incidents.
Despite the influx of increasingly complex air traffic control technology, humans are still in charge.
Runway Safety (approach and landing), ATC/ATM, Cover Story
Technologies focus on enhancing pilots’ visual perception and situational awareness during approach and landing.
Spanish air traffic controllers in the Canary Islands target risk factors for large height deviations along Europe–South America routes.
