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June 07, 2025

Rep. Cohen Urges Immediate Action On FAA Reauthorization

Critical Of Early Moves By Trump Administration

Representative Steve Cohen (D-TN), the Ranking Member of the House Aviation Subcommittee, questioned several leaders of national aviation organizations to gain their feedback on the implementation of the FAA Reauthorization Act of 2024, while citing the fatal mid-air collision in January over the Potomac River and a number of near misses to emphasize the need for modernization in aviation.

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NBAA Calls On FAA To Strengthen Flight Data Security

Removing Personal ID Info Can Limit Flight Stalking

The National Business Aviation Association released a statement calling for the FAA to continue moving ahead with its plans to take the important step of removing personally identifiable information from the agency’s Aircraft Registry.

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Brazilian ANAC Certifies Cessna SkyCourier Combi Kit

First South American Delivery Goes To Cleiton Táxi Aéreo

Textron Aviation announced that its Cessna SkyCourier Combi configuration kit received certification from the National Civil Aviation Agency of Brazil, or ANAC, and the first South American delivery of the aircraft joined the fleet of charter operator Cleiton Táxi Aéreo (CTA).

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Zero-G Snags $13M Space Force Contract

Eleven Parabolic Flights For STARCOM Azimuth Program

Zero Gravity Corporation, a provider of parabolic flights, announced it has been awarded a $13 million contract with the U.S. Space Force to support the Azimuth Program of the Space Training and Readiness Command, or STARCOM, ro provide eleven flights in 2025 with options for more flights in each of the next three years.

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NBC Pulls Video Of Chinese Paraglider

Footage At 28,000 Feet May Have Been AI-Generated

A dramatic video clip described as showing a Chinese paraglider who got caught in a “cloud suck” that took him to 27,000 feet was pulled by NBC News and many other news sites due to concerns it was AI-generated.

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Pro Star Pilatus Service Center Expands To Western Michigan

New Facility At Gerald Ford Int’l Supports Sales & Service

Pro Star Aviation announced it recently expanded to a new Authorized Pilatus Sales & Service Center at Gerald R. Ford International Airport (KGRR) in Grand Rapids, Michigan, where it will serve Pilatus customers in the region in a brand new facility, providing a full range of services for both the PC-12 and PC-24 aircraft.

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