GAO - U.S. Government Accountability Office has published a report stating 'The Federal Aviation Administration requires aircraft be repaired and approved for flight only by mechanics who are “certificated” by the FAA.'Read More

CASA have published this useful AC to clarify the responsibility of operators and maintenance personnel in complying with Airworthiness Directives and recording their compliance in the appropriate maintenance records.Read More

2019 IFA Scholarship winner, Raphael Rogers attended the IATA Airline Safety Investigation 5 day course held in August in Montreal, Canada. Nominations for 2020 award are now open.Read More

Maintenance releases are a seemingly simple document, but does an endorsed defect automatically ground an aircraft?Read More

Airbus has revealed MAVERIC (Model Aircraft for Validation and Experimentation of Robust Innovative Controls) its “blended wing body” scale model technological demonstrator.Read More

John Goglia and Greg Feith stick to the facts presented and analyse the Lion Air Flight 610 crash.Read More

An interview with Jacek Kawecki, vehicle components lead at Uber Elevate, discussing how Uber views eVTOL aircraft, UAM operations and safety.Read More

The CSAIC is looking for a new Lecturer or Senior Lecturer to join their growing and enthusiastic team. Who will contribute to the development and delivery of their high-quality Continuing Professional Development and Masters programme.Read More

To mark the 10th anniversary of The Nimrod Review, the Military Aviation Authority hosted a conference to assess advancements in air safety and the future challenges that lie ahead.Read More

The Special Committee has released a report, it was commissioned as an independent panel of aviation and safety experts to conduct an objective review of the procedures of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) for product certification and the processes followed by the FAA and Boeing during the certification of the 737 MAX 8.Read More