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February 05, 2019

Demand For New Aviation Workforce Fuels AAR, Vincennes University Partnership

Will Expand VU's Aviation Maintenance Technology Program To Include Job Shadowing And Mentoring

Aviation services provider AAR and Vincennes University (VU) in Indiana today announced their new aviation maintenance education and training partnership to further enhance instruction as well as student job experiences and career prospects at AAR upon graduation.

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Whelen Engineering To Acquire Lopresti Aviation

Alliance Positions Both Companies To Boost Competitiveness And Better Serve Customers In An Era Of Rapid Change Within The Industry

Whelen Engineering Company has completed an acquisition and spin-off of its Aviation Division with LoPresti Aviation. Whelen’s Aviation Division and LoPresti are both global leaders in the aviation lighting market and will be combined into a single organization named Whelen Aerospace Technologies, or WAT.

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FlightSafety Promotes David D. Dyche

Becomes Assistant Manager Of The Tucson Learning Center

FlightSafety International announces that David D. Dyche has been promoted to Assistant Manager of the company’s Learning Center in Tucson, Arizona.

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Wreckage Of Plane Carrying Emiliano Sala Found

At Least One Body Can Be Seen In The Fuselage Of The Aircraft

The U.K. AAIB reports that the wreckage of the Piper Malibu that went down in the ocean off Guernsey two weeks ago has been located.

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FAA Statement On Continuing Operations During A Lapse In Appropriations

Outlines Policies For Dealing With Partial Government Shutdowns

The FAA has posted its policy for continuing operations during a lapse in appropriations such as would occur during a partial government shutdown. A second such event is possible if Congress cannot reach an agreement on border security by February 15th that is acceptable to President Donald Trump.

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Five Fatally Injured In CA Accident

Cessna 414 Impacted A House In Yorba Linda

A Cessna 414 went down Sunday in a residential neighborhood in Yorba Linda in southern California, resulting in five fatalities and two additional injuries, according to authorities.

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