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March 02, 2018

Transport Canada Suspends Island Express Air's Air Operator Certificate

Move Tied To February 23 Accident In British Columbia

Transport Canada has suspended Island Express Air's Air Operator Certificate. The suspension prohibits the company from providing commercial air services. The department took this action in the interest of public safety due to the airline's February 23, 2018 accident in Abbotsford, BC and its contraventions of the Canadian Aviation Regulations.

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Drone Regulations Dominate Aviation Safety Hearing

Many Perceive A Threat To Commercial Air Traffic

A hearing Tuesday by the House Transportation Committee's Aviation Subcommittee was dominated by concerns about drones, and what regulations should be considered. But the panel has a host of technical and legal factors to consider.

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FAA, Others Certify Embraer E190-E2

Certification Comes Just 56 Months From Program Launch

In a ceremony held Wednesday at the Embraer's facilities in São José dos Campos, Embraer received Type Certificate for the E190-E2, the first member of the E-Jets E2 family of commercial aircraft, from the Brazilian Civil Aviation Agency (Agência Nacional de Aviação Civil – ANAC), the FAA and EASA. It is the first time that an aircraft program with the level of complexity of the E2 receives a type certificate from three major worldwide certification authorities simultaneously.

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ALPA To Congress: Experience Saves Lives

Capt. Tim Canoll Testifies Before The House Aviation Subcommittee

In testimony Tuesday before the United States House of Representatives Transportation and Infrastructure Committee’s Subcommittee on Aviation, Capt. Tim Canoll, president of the Air Line Pilots Association, Int’l (ALPA) reiterated to Congressional leaders the importance of pilot training.

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American Airlines Takes Chicago Mayor To Task Over Airport Expansion Plans

Says Last Minute Deal Gives United An Unfair Advantage At O'Hare

A deal described as "last minute" made by Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel to expand O'Hare International Airport is drawing fire from American Airlines, saying it gives an unfair competitive advantage to rival United Airlines.

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First Ultra Long Range A350 XWB Makes Its Debut

Singapore Airlines Prepares To Resume World’s Longest Commercial Flights

The first Ultra Long Range version of the A350 XWB has rolled out of the Airbus final assembly line in Toulouse. The latest variant of the best-selling A350 XWB Family will be able to fly further than any other commercial airliner and will enter service with launch operator Singapore Airlines later this year.

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