737 MAX, News, Safety Oversight
Certification Changes
The FAA moves to include more independent experts in the airworthiness certification process.
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737 MAX, News, Safety Oversight
The FAA moves to include more independent experts in the airworthiness certification process.
by FSF Editorial Staff
Maintenance Matters, News, Safety Oversight
A U.S. government oversight agency sees flaws in the FAA’s monitoring of airlines’ assessment and…
by Linda Werfelman
Airport Ops, COVID-19, News, Safety Oversight
IATA Urges End to Omicron Travel Bans
by FSF Editorial Staff
accident data, Safety Oversight
Seaplane occupants get little warning of impending crashes, Canadian researchers say.
by FSF Editorial Staff
BASS2021, News, Safety Oversight
The vice chair of the NTSB says notices to airmen must be made more comprehensible…
by FSF Editorial Staff
The NTSB is seeking to close loopholes that have allowed some U.S. passenger-carrying operations to…
by Linda Werfelman
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has accused Boeing of equipping nearly 800 Boeing 737…
by AeroSafety World Editorial Staff
TSB sees ‘acceptance of unsafe practices’ by Canada’s air taxi sector.
by Linda Werfelman
Boeing said today that it has established a new Aerospace Safety Committee — to be…
by FSF Editorial Staff
A California aircraft charter operator faces a proposed $533,320 civil penalty for allegedly conducting unauthorized…
by FSF Editorial Staff