New B-21 image shows subtle changes from B-2A design
A new rendering released by the US Air Force (USAF) of the top-secret Northrop Grumman B-21 Raider shows subtle differences compared to its stealth bomberRead More
Avianca latest to probe relationship with Airbus
Colombian carrier Avianca has engaged a law firm to conduct an independent internal investigation into its relationship with Airbus, after the airline was linked toRead More
AirAsia chiefs deny wrongdoing but step aside to aid graft probe
AirAsia Group chief Tony Fernandes and chairman Kamarudin Meranun have voluntarily stepped aside from their executive roles, for two months, to allow an independent probeRead More
Finding the Right Flying School
Not knowing what to look for when selecting a school can impact not only how much you spend but the overall quality of the trainingRead More
Accident Probe: Preflight, Interrupted
The airline industry long ago figured out that one of the most dangerous things in aviation is two pilots trying to fly the same airplaneRead More
Waterloo Warbirds Vampire Recovering By Doug Sheppard
In late 2017 the Waterloo Warbirds, an aviation group based at the Region of Waterloo International Airport in Breslau, Ontario, Canada, undertook an unique ventureRead More
Airbus v Boeing – A Pilots Perspective.
As the autopilot disconnect horn chirped in the flightdeck I had to remind myself not to move the sidestick too much in response to theRead More
FAA, EASA Argue Over MAX Wiring Issue
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that the FAA and EASA are at odds over a potential wiring issue that was flagged during ongoing reviewRead More
Coulson C-130 Crash in Australia
Video has emerged of the Coulson C-130 accident in Australia last month.
Air Canada Flight Returns to Madrid
Air Canada Boeing 767 with 130 passengers on board has safely returns to Madrid Barajas Airport. On departure it has been reported that “part ofRead More