“Politicians do not have all the right answers,” he argues. “We need to fight for our real business interests and not be shy to lock horns with governments.”
Aviation Week/KPMG Innovation Study Highlights Challenges Facing A&D
Cyber hardening, environmental sustainability, and development speed and cost are “grand challenges” facing the industry, a new study finds.
Pilot Demand Means Pressure To Adapt Training
Flight hours alone shown to be poor measure of a pilot’s abilities.
Opinion: Casting A Wider Net For Pilots
Equal representation is more than a goal: for the vitality and innovation of the industry, it's essential.
Qantas Moves Closer To Project Sunrise Decision
Qantas completes the first trial flight of its proposed “Project Sunrise” ultra-long-haul services, but is yet to decide to officially launch such routes.
Opinion: Industry’s Struggles And The Age Of Resilience
We must question the norms we have become accustomed to and ultimately refine our individual behavior to spring back to a collectively sustainable state.
Airline Industry Sees Constrained Pilot Supply, But No Crisis
While commercial airlines, in general, are facing a pilot shortage worldwide, the situation varies greatly across regions.
Avic Upgrades One Helicopter And Is Developing Two More
The AC312E is close to certification, AC332 detail design is almost done, and the AHL should soon be submitted for launch approval.
Istanbul’s New Airport Opens Amid Turkey’s Economic And Political Woes
The big move from Ataturk, which is highly congested, is now envisioned for Dec. 30-31.
Loganair Visions Electric Island-Hopping Flight First
Orkney is already famous for the shortest scheduled commercial flights, but could it now pave the way for a revolution in electric aviation?