Complete the Trinity College Dublin survey on impact of COVID-19 pandemic on aviation workers and the aviation system - closing date 24th August 2020Read More

The requirement to have today’s stone tablets “approved” needs to be vigorously challenged if the industry is ever going to adopt blockchain tools or any other paper replacement technological efficiencies.Read More

Bill Johnson considers the importance of positive feedback.Read More

FAA to Hire more Data Scientists, Software Engineers under 737 MAX Certification Reform By Woodrow Bellamy III,  June 18 2020  Aviation Today The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) will hire more software and systems engineers, human factors experts and other technological subject matter experts as a way of improving how the agency certifies increasingly complex avionics and other systems into the...Read More

IFA member and CEO, Sofema Aviation Services, Steve Bentley discusses the underlying shortage of competent aircraft mechanics and competent certifying staff and how this will impact on recovery from the global pandemic.Read More

An interesting short film about Charles Taylor  the first aircraft mechanic and the original unsung hero of aviation.Read More

The COVID-19 pandemic could be the push the industry needs to get the FAA to update outdated aviation maintenance training regulations.Read More

Aviation has long had what is commonly referred to as a strong safety culture.  But what does that mean and why is it important?  Michael Huerta, Kitty Hawk Leadership team and former FAA Administrator explains.Read More

IFA Professional member, Steve Bentley considers the potential for language barriers to create an exposure which results in aviation maintenance errors.Read More

Airline Business spoke to Clark in London during September, he was most focused on the next steps for his airline and the looming challenges in the industry.Read More