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FAA Initiates Safety Overhaul at Las Vegas Airport Following Midair Collision Concerns

The FAA has identified significant safety concerns involving potential collisions between helicopters and passenger planes at Las Vegas' Harry Reid International Airport. This follows an investigation prompted by a deadly midair collision in Washington, D.C., leading to immediate changes in flying rules to enhance safety measures.

2025-04-22T14:56:06.890819-07:00

CBS News

Delta Air Lines Airbus A330 Evacuated in Orlando After Engine Fire

2025-04-21T09:30:52.352745-07:00

Reuters

RTX Q1 2025: Strong Aviation Demand Offsets Defense Weakness Amid Tariff Pressures

2025-04-22T04:32:16.471427-07:00

globaltimes.cn

China's AG600 Amphibious Aircraft Receives Type Certification

2025-04-20T19:29:06.212526-07:00

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Training Gaps at Altiports Spotlighted after Pilatus PC-12 Accident at Courchevel A recent accident involving a Pilatus PC-12 at Courchevel has underscored the need for rigorous training for operations at altiports. French investigators emphasize enhanced training protocols to address recent safety incidents and mitigate risks at these challenging, mountainous airstrips.

2025-04-24T00:08:37.127113-07:00

Training Gaps at Altiports Spotlighted after Pilatus PC-12 Accident at Courchevel

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US class action looms over Jeju Air crash in South Korea

2025-04-23T21:25:53.372883-07:00

US class action looms over Jej

New York Times

FAA Loopholes in Helicopter Tours Pose Safety Risks Helicopter sightseeing tours are often exempt from stringent FAA regulations, which increases safety risks such as pilot fatigue. The gap in oversight leaves room for operational dangers in an industry already facing scrutiny over recent increases in rotorcraft-related incidents.

2025-04-23T17:04:29.643049-07:00

FAA Loopholes in Helicopter Tours Pose Safety Risks

GlobalAir.com

Navigating the Importance of Aircraft Service Bulletins Service bulletins, although not mandatory, play a crucial role in ensuring aircraft safety, including private jets. Stakeholders must consider these guidelines to maintain operational safety and compliance, as highlighted by the FAA’s recent focus on general aviation safety due to near-miss incidents.

2025-04-23T13:04:26.970948-07:00

Navigating the Importance of Aircraft Service Bulletins

FAA

Texas A&M University to Lead FAA's Advanced Aviation Technologies Center The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has appointed Texas A&M University System to manage the new Center for Advanced Aviation Technologies. Announced by U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy and Senator Ted Cruz, the center aims to foster innovation in aviation technology from its Texas base.

2025-04-23T10:04:00.116127-07:00

Texas A&M University to Lead FAA's Advanced Aviation Technologies Center

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FAA Initiates Safety Overhaul at Las Vegas Airport Following Midair Collision Concerns The FAA has identified significant safety concerns involving potential collisions between helicopters and passenger planes at Las Vegas' Harry Reid International Airport. This follows an investigation prompted by a deadly midair collision in Washington, D.C., leading to immediate changes in flying rules to enhance safety measures.

2025-04-22T14:56:06.890819-07:00

FAA Initiates Safety Overhaul at Las Vegas Airport Following Midair Collision Concerns

johnnyjet.com

Airline Pesticide Spraying Poses Health Risks for Sensitive Travelers TV host Kathy McCabe has issued a warning about the potential health risks associated with insecticide spraying on flights following her recent ordeal on a British Airways flight. This practice, aimed at controlling insect infestations, could pose significant threats to passengers with sensitivities or allergies.

2025-04-22T14:25:43.657172-07:00

Airline Pesticide Spraying Poses Health Risks for Sensitive Travelers

Reuters

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FAA Pressured to Enhance Safety at Reagan National Airport Following a series of troubling incidents, Democratic lawmakers are urging the FAA to address safety concerns and sustain reduced air traffic operations at Reagan Washington National Airport. Recent events, including near-collisions and midair accidents, highlight the urgent need for improved safety measures and air traffic management.

2025-04-22T14:10:30.266051-07:00

FAA Pressured to Enhance Safety at Reagan National Airport

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