From 2019 (YouTube Edition): Patriots Jet Team Offers Upset Recovery Training In A Sabreliner

We've all practiced unusual attitudes during primary flight training, and then may have never strayed beyond straight-and-level. But it's very important to know what to do when you suddenly find yourself upside down in any airplane, let alone a business jet. To that end, the Patriots Jet Team is now offering Upset Recovery training using both a North American Sabreliner and an Aero L-39, both of which have been used as military trainers. At NBAA-BACE 2019, Aero-News Editor-in-Chief Jim Campbell chatted with Randy Howell, CEO of the Patriots Jet Team Upset Recovery Training arm, about the importance of such training in an airplane similar to what you may actually be flying.

Aviation Operations Were Limited at 40 Major US Airports Amid Govt Shutdown

The FAA officially lifted its shutdown-related restrictions on general aviation access at 6 am on November 17, ending a turbulent couple of weeks for business aviation. The National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) was the first to welcome the change, noting that GA users will finally be able to return to something resembling normal operations.

Years-Long Effort Boosts Safety, Consistency Across Operators

The National Business Aviation Association, together with FlightSafety International and CAE, announced the publication of a business aviation aircraft standard operating procedures that has been a long-time effort and represents a milestone in business aviation safety and consistency.