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News, COVID-19, Safety Regulation

IATA: Governments Should Recognize Temporary Licensing Measures

Civil aviation authorities around the world should act quickly to aid international operations during the COVID-19 pandemic and in its aftermath, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) says. IATA said…

by AeroSafety World Editorial Staff

News, Unmanned Aircraft Systems, Safety Regulation

EASA Publishes Rule on Drone Use in Cities

The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) said today that it has published the first rules for safe drone operations in European cities. The rules balance “the desire to maximise…

by AeroSafety World Editorial Staff

News, Flight Training, Safety Regulation

FAA Orders Revamped Training for Pilots

U.S. air carriers will be required to provide their pilots with additional training as part of a government-mandated effort to “mitigate incidents of unprofessional pilot behavior and reduce pilot errors…

by AeroSafety World Editorial Staff

News, Safety Regulation

Lufthansa Faces $6.4 Million Proposed Penalty

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is proposing a $6.4 million civil penalty against Deutsche Lufthansa for conducting nearly 900 flights that the FAA says did not comply with U.S.…

by FSF Editorial Staff

Safety Regulation

‘A Gap’

The NTSB issues recommendations designed to reconcile differences between design-certification assumptions and real-world pilot experiences.

by Linda Werfelman

News, ATC/ATM, Safety Regulation

Progress Seen as ADS-B Deadline Looms

As of Jan. 1, aircraft must be equipped with ADS-B Out to fly in most controlled airspace. (Source: FAA) Facing a Jan. 1 deadline, 76 percent of U.S. commercial air…

by FSF Editorial Staff

News, Unmanned Aircraft Systems, Safety Regulation

U.S. Delays NPRM on Remote ID for Drones

The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) has delayed until December the planned publication of a notice of proposed rulemaking (NPRM) on a system calling for the remote identification of drones.…

by FSF Editorial Staff

News, Safety Regulation

FAA Proposes Changes in Fire Protection Standards for Aircraft Interiors

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) wants to change airworthiness regulations that govern fire protection inside transport category airplanes to convert existing prescriptive requirements into what it says will be…

by FSF Editorial Staff

News, Safety Regulation

Allegiant Faces Possible Penalty of $715,438

Allegiant Air allegedly operated a McDonnell Douglas MD-88 on more than two dozen flights after improper engine maintenance, according to the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), which has proposed that…

by FSF Editorial Staff

2019 FSF Press Releases, Safety Regulation

FSF Urges World Regulators to Recommit to Collaborative Approach in Certification Decisions

ALEXANDRIA, Va. — After the tragic Lion Air and Ethiopian Airlines accidents and the fragmented approach in grounding the Boeing 737 MAX, regulators from around the world are gathering for…

by FSF Communications Staff

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