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New Southwest Safety Rule
Southwest Airlines dropped a new flight safety rule that requires flight attendants to prepare for landing at 18,000 feet not 10,000 feet. -
San Diego International Operating the Longest Flights
San Diego International: The Airlines Operating The Longest Flights From The US' Busiest Single-Runway Airport -
Airbus A350 Exit Door Visibility Exemption
FAA Grants Airbus A350 Freighter Exit Door Visibility Exemption -
New Study of Top 5 Most Expensive US Airports
New Study Reveals The Top 5 Most Expensive US Airports Ranked By Average Fare -
FAA Rule Calls to Make Computer Color-Vision Tests Mandatory
The FAA revealed to Aviation Medical Examiners (AMEs) in an educational session today it will be making changes on Jan. 1, 2025, to color-vision testing “to improve safety.” -
Aircraft Designed for Aerial Firefighting Unveiled
Game Composites, which manufactures the GB1 aerobatic aircraft, is working on developing the GB2 Stormbird, an all-composite, two-seat, low-wing aircraft designed for aerial firefighting. -
Flight Paramedics' New MEDEVAC Aircraft Design
The 82nd Airborne Division’s Critical Care Flight Paramedics Shape Future MEDEVAC Aircraft Design -
Federal agencies developing sustainable aviation fuel roadmap
Federal agencies are working together to help the sustainable aviation fuel industry grow.
