On The Fly
FAA has been sued by a regional airline whose certificate was yanked…FAA chief Marion Blakey spoke on PBS NewsHour, video is online…Scaled Composites fund will help families of explosion victims…Aurora Flight Sciences will sell DA42s outfitted for sensor gear…Satellite TVs interfere with radar systems on B-2 bombers…An Idaho airport is named in honor of WWII ace Pappy Boyington…CubCrafters named Blake Maygra director of all new aircraft production.
The FAA has been sued by St. Louis-based regional airline RegionsAir, which claims federal inspectors improperly grounded the airline after a dispute over pilot-training procedures...
FAA Administrator Marion Blakey spoke about NextGen and crowded-airspace issues on PBS NewsHour on Tuesday. Video, audio and transcript are posted online...
Scaled Composites has established a fund to help the families of those hurt and killed in an explosion at its Mojave, Calif., facility last month...Aurora Flight Sciences, of Manassas, Va., said it will now sell Diamond DA42s outfitted to carry aerial sensor gear...
Satellite TV signals are interfering with radar systems on B-2 bombers, says GovExec.com...
An Idaho airport has been named in honor of World War II fighter ace Pappy Boyington...
CubCrafters has named Blake Maygra director of all new aircraft production.
