Full down or not full down that is the question: EASA will make full down autorotation demonstration a mandatory part of skills tests. Campaigners say that is a threat to...
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For the first time the CAA's Aviation House will see pickets at it's door later this week. Image UKCAA Staff at the UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) represented by the...
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Robinson Helicopter Company (RHC) has secured approval for the improved empennage design across all its models of helicopter from EASA as well as the civil aviation authorities of Argentina, Japan,...
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Bell Textron has secured a type certificate from EASA for the SUBARU Bell 412EPX. Bell has already secured a number of orders for EPXs in Europe, including from Sarajevo Canton...
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SPAES has installed a radar altimeter into an R44 Raven II at its EASA Part 21J Design Organisation in line with the new regulation under Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2023/1020....
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The US FAA has awarded an STC to Boost Systems Human External Cargo (HEC) for the Bell UH-1H. Previously, Boost’s 412/212/205 HEC Systems were approved by Transport Canada Civil Aviation...
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The US District for Hawaii has overturned a section of Hawaii Act 311 (formerly S.B. 3272) that imposed reporting requirements on air tour companies and small aircraft. This decision followed...
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At the International Aviation Safety Conference jointly organised by the FAA and EASA, which concluded yesterday in Washington, the two regulators have pledged to work together to meet “the challenges...
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Airbus has received certification from the Australian Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) for its H160 medium twin. The certification follows on from the approval from a number of regulators, including...
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Safran Helicopter Engines has received certification for its Aneto-1K turboshaft engine from the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC). The certification paves the way for the Leonardo AW189K’s introduction into...
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