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• So Why Would You Fly A 737 MAX? Or Not. November 24, 2020
  Not everyone is convinced the 737 MAX has been fixed. Do just as many think it never needed to be? The post So Why Would You Fly A 737 MAX? Or Not. appeared first on AVweb.
  Paul Bertorelli
• EASA Defines 737 MAX Next Steps November 24, 2020
  As we reported earlier, the Boeing 737 MAX has been approved to return to service in the U.S. after modifications and pilot flight training have been completed. The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) previously reported that the MAX is likely to be released for service in January and today published a Proposed Airworthiness Directive (PAD) “signaling […]
  Marc Cook
• Remembering The XB-70 November 24, 2020
  With new supersonic aircraft on the (somewhat distant) horizon and this week marking 17 years since Concorde made its last flight, the timing is right for the U.S. Air Force’s AFMC History & Heritage Program to publish its look back on the North American B-70. (Read the full story here.) In the preamble, the report […]
  Marc Cook
• AOPA Launches New Weather Tool November 24, 2020
  The Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA) has released a new weather product as part of a series of upgrades to its flight-planning tools. According to the organization, AOPA Weather is designed to provide “national and airport-specific data in a mobile-friendly format” with features such as National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) charts, AIRMETs/SIGMETs, the […]
  Kate O'Connor
• Fly To Survive: Simple Solutions November 24, 2020
  If you live in a highly populated part of the world, the thought of survival equipment for your aircraft only comes up if you are reading about or thinking about taking a significantly adventurous trip—say, across the oceans or to a less-populated part of the world. But if you live in one of those less-populated […]
  Paul Dye