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Leading Edge failed to conduct drug-and-alcohol tests for employees in safety-sensitive positions, contends the FAA.

Six people died in the Sikorsky S-76C+ crash.

The power line lacked the standard triangular markings to warn the pilot of the upcoming intersection with another line, according to the board.

Trip support company expands APAC offer and provides a real-life case study for students studying for Masters at New York business school.

A $200 discount is available to those who register now for the November event.

The number of fatal GA accidents increased 14 percent last year compared with the previous year.

47 percent of wildlife strikes were reported in the most recent four-year period.

The Global 7000 Business Jet: Bombardier’s Home in the Sky

Four died in the overrun accident at Blackbushe airport.

The GIV flight crew deviated from approved procedures and training, according to a document submitted by Gulfstream.

Study finds Western pilots more satisfied with just culture safety approach, while Eastern pilots more hesitant to share information.

Jeffrey Evagues is ordered to pay more than $235,000 in restitution after admitting to altering employee time and attendance records.

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Spotlight on the Gulfstream G650ER Business Jet Cabin Interior

The pilot believed the aircraft was not responding as expected to control inputs after it was struck by lightning.

The number of laser attacks on aircraft is on the rise.

ALPA wants drones to carry the same type of collision avoidance technology demanded of current commercial and general aviation aircraft.

Course covers accident investigation process from field investigation through delivery of the final report.

The company flew its Beechjet 400A on five flights when it was out of specification for commercial ops, says the FAA.

iGCAS offers both an audible and visual warning of approaching terrain.

Flying the New Embraer Legacy 500 Business Jet

Airplane type rating takeoffs and landings must be carried out under the control of an Approved Training Organization.

A Cessna 150 and an F16 collided over Charleston.

The aircraft landed hard after an aborted takeoff.

The new guidelines are the result of a national review of the procedures.

The changes reflects the ongoing international efforts to harmonize AOM around the world.

Pilot began taxiing after mishearing instructions.

More than 2,700 laser-strike incidents have been reported so far this year.

Safety group plans to keep the focus on further reducing accident numbers.