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News, Safety Regulation

ALPA Urges President Trump to End Government Shutdown

The Air Line Pilots Association, International (ALPA), the largest pilots’ union in the United States, is urging President Donald Trump to take steps to immediately end the partial government shutdown…

by FSF Editorial Staff

News, Fitness for Duty, Safety Regulation

New Fatigue Rules for Canadian Airline Pilots

Canada’s major airlines have two years to implement new flight and duty time limits that reduce both the number of hours that pilots may fly each year and the length…

by FSF Editorial Staff

Safety Regulation

A Boost for CVRs

The NTSB says recording capacity should be extended to 25 hours, up from the current 2-hour requirement.

by Linda Werfelman

Cabin Safety, Safety Regulation

Getting Out

A new law says the FAA must study how airliner seat size affects emergency evacuations.

by Linda Werfelman

News, Mechanical Issues, Accident/Incident Investigation, Safety Regulation

FAA, EASA Order More Frequent CFM56-7B Fan Blade Inspections

The new inspection interval has been set at every 1,600 engine cycles.

by FSF Editorial Staff

News, Safety Regulation

FAA Alleges Frontier Airliners Flew With Incomplete Medical Kits

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has proposed levying a $474,000 civil penalty against Frontier Airlines, alleging that Frontier operated airplanes that were not equipped with required medical supplies. The…

by FSF Editorial Staff

News, Cabin Safety, Safety Regulation

U.K. CAA Seeks Crackdown on Disruptive Passengers

Citing skyrocketing numbers of reported incidents involving disruptive passengers, the U.K. Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) is calling on authorities to step up the prosecution of offenders. CAA data for 2018…

by FSF Editorial Staff

News, Human Factors, Safety Regulation

EU Publishes New Rules on Crewmembers’ Mental Fitness

The new rules were developed in the aftermath of the March 2015 crash of Germanwings Flight 952.

by FSF Editorial Staff

News, Unmanned Aircraft Systems, Safety Regulation

EU Council Adopts First EU-Wide Drone Rules

The European Union (EU) Council on Tuesday adopted what it called the first ever EU-wide rules for civil drones of all sizes. In a news release, the EU said the…

by FSF Editorial Staff

Safety Regulation, Unmanned Aircraft

‘Overly Conservative’

The FAA should change the way it evaluates risks involving drones, a scientific panel says.

by Linda Werfelman

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