Instructor Pilot Said He Was 'Stressed' By KSFO Approach

At a meeting called to discuss cockpit automation procedures and other safety issues in the wake of the accident in  San Francisco involving an Asiana Boeing 777-200, the NTSB released a 45-page report based in part on interviews with the pilots on board the airplane.

Questions Language Used To Describe Pilot's Mood After Failing Exams

The Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) heard oral arguments on Monday in a case involving an Air Wisconsin pilot who had sued the airline and won a $1.4 million judgment in the case.

Strong Global Demand, New Fuel Efficiency Drive Expected $112 Billion In Deliveries

Boeing has released its seventh annual aircraft finance market forecast, projecting that investors and financiers in the major aircraft finance markets will deliver balanced liquidity to fund what is expected to be another record global jetliner production year in 2014.

Delta Subsidiary Has 40 Firm Orders, 30 Options

Bombardier Aerospace has officially welcomed Delta Air Lines’ subsidiary Endeavor Air to the family of CRJ900 NextGen aircraft operators following the delivery commencement of the aircraft ordered by Delta Air Lines in December 2012. Delta has previously announced that the 40 firm-ordered aircraft will be operated by Endeavor Air under the Delta Connection brand.

Authors  Say The Three Most Pressing Barriers To Continuing U.S. Leadership Are Globalization, Talent Shortfalls And Innovation Challenges

While all signs point to a second golden age for the U.S. commercial aircraft industry, there are several headwinds that may impact this resurgent trajectory, according to a new report launched Tuesday by PwC US in conjunction with The Manufacturing Institute titled "Aviation's Second Golden Age: Can the US aircraft industry maintain leadership?"

Says 'It's Just Common Sense ... To Stay Off The Phone’

Transportation and Infrastructure Chairman Bill Shuster (R-PA) introduced a bill Monday prohibiting in-flight cell phone voice communications on commercial aviation flights.  

Airline Says New Regulations Making Qualified Pilots Difficult To Find

Airlines serving small markets are canceling more and more flights these days, and the culprit, according to the carriers, is new regulations boosting flight time requirements for first officers.

London Mayor's Vision For 'Boris Island' May Not Be On Airports Commission Expansion Shortlist

The Thames estuary airport, which would be built on a man-made island floating in the river, is reportedly on the bubble with the U.K. Airports Commission as it looks at expansion plans for the region.

Was Traveling To Anniversary Ceremony But Got Delayed In LA

As an 18-year-old serving in the U.S. Navy, Ewalt "Walt" Shatz, now 90, was credited with shooting down a Japanese airplane with an anti-aircraft gun during the attack on Pearl Harbor.

WTO Meetings In Bali Produced Deal With $1 Trillion In Potential Global Economic Impact

After several days of meetings, the World Trade Organization (WTO) reached agreement on a package of issues designed to streamline trade, allow developing countries more options for providing food security, boost least developed countries’ trade and help development more generally.