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The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) is accepting comments through Jul. 25 on this proposed airworthiness directive, ATA 05–Time Limits/Maintenance Checks–Airworthiness Limitations Section–Amendment.

The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) is accepting comments through Jul. 25 on this proposed airworthiness directive, ATA 05–Time Limits/Maintenance Checks–Airworthiness Limitations Section–Amendment.

Robinson has revised existing service bulletins for tail-rotor blade inspection and replacement procedures on the R22, R44, and R66.

Sikorsky has received two GE Aerospace T901 improved turbine engines from the US Army. The delivery marks the start of the installation and flight testing process under the UH-60M Black Hawk modernization program.

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has determined the probable cause to be the flight crew failing to properly secure a company-issued iPad tablet, leading to its migration into and jamming of the copilot’s left pedal, preventing the pilot from arresting a left yaw, and resulting in a loss of control.

VAI member pilots can enjoy peace of mind knowing that VAI partner Lockton Affinity protects pilots from the economic impact of losing their medical.

Industry veterans will share how to navigate the transition from being a new pilot or maintenance technician to achieving your career goals.

Hyundai Motor Group subsidiary Supernal has announced plans to display a mock-up of its S-A2 electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft concept and host a panel about advanced air mobility on Jul. 23 during the 2024 Farnborough International Airshow.

(KHSL) – The Chico Unified School District has started a process of installing more than 100 new heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) units at schools across the district using a helicopter crew, including on Jun. 26 at Chico Junior High School.

Designated mechanic examiners (DMEs) ensure the competency and proficiency of aircraft maintenance personnel. They will play a key role in addressing a projected shortage of airframe and powerplant mechanics, explains FAA’s Jennifer Lentz.