Federal Aviation Administration restores NOTAM system after brief outage
The Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) NOTAM computer system is back up and running following a temporary shortage, according…
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How did smoking on flights end up getting banned despite its glamorous role in aviation?
When you think about unruly passengers, the first things that probably come to mind are drunken brawls, passengers…
Digital wings: Breaking aviation’s bureaucratic barriers with technology
AeroTime guest columnist Christian Charalambous is a pilot operating Boeing 767s on global routes and a consultant leveraging…
New FAA certification frees Archer Aviation to assemble eVTOL pilot team
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has given Archer Aviation the green light to begin assembling a team of…
Trump administration begins firing hundreds of FAA workers ‘without cause’
The Trump administration has begun firing hundreds of probationary employees at the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), according to…
Impact of automation, AI, and emerging technologies on aviation career
Global spending on digital technology integration is expected to reach 3,9 trillion U.S. dollars by 2027, according to…
Joby Aviation completes aerostructure tests on air taxi for FAA certification
Joby Aviation has completed a series of major aerostructure tests to gain certification approval from the Federal Aviation…
New York governor urges federal action after drone disrupts airport operations
New York Governor Kathy Hochul calls for federal intervention following a drone sighting that temporarily shut down runways…
FAA and EASA renew partnership for safe and secure civil aviation activities
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) have signed a Declaration of Intent…
Alaska pilot flying for 30 years convicted of violating aviation regulations
A federal jury in the United States Department of Justice, District of Alaska, has convicted a pilot with…
How private aviation firm Comlux takes care of the world’s largest private jets
In the exclusive world of executive aviation, Comlux is one of a kind. This is not just because…
“Mayday, Mayday, Mayday” – AeroTime’s guide to aviation emergency communications
Today, flying is safer than it has ever been. Regardless of whether you are in a two-seat fixed-wing…
ZeroAvia: the hydrogen-power innovator backed by the aviation industry
The meteoric rise of British/American hydrogen-electric aircraft developer ZeroAvia, established in 2018, is a success story driven by…
NBAA-BACE: unlocking business aviation’s future with innovation and connection
The moment is tantalizingly close when the business aviation industry is set to come together for the 2024…
VIH Aviation to deploy the world’s first firefighting Sikorsky S-92 helicopter
VIH Aviation Group, a Canadian helicopter operator, is set to deploy the world’s first Sikorsky S-92 firefighting helicopter.…
Single pilot operations: the aircraft evolution that fires up aviation debate
Aviation is not short of contentious issues, but none seem to fire up passions quite like that of…
Rex enters voluntary administration; Qantas, Virgin salvage staff, routes, jets
Australian regional carrier Rex Airlines announced that it has entered voluntary administration just weeks after its former chairman…
Filling the gap between airlines and executive aviation: Aero CEO, Ben Klein
Somewhere between flying business class on a commercial airline and taking a private jet, a new value proposition…