Applications are now open for IADA Foundation Business Aviation Scholarships. These scholarships were created by the International Aircraft Dealers Association (IADA) to aid and inspire the next generation of business aviation professionals through educational opportunities, creating gateways for young people to flourish in the industry. “The IADA Foundation is now accepting applications from qualified students […]
Tysen Pina Selected to Lead K-State Salina’s Aviation Program as Department Head
In its mission to become a leading institution for aerospace and technology talent development, Kansas State University Salina has appointed Tysen Pina as the new department head of aviation. As the department head, Pina will oversee the aviation program, focusing on expanding industry-relevant academic offerings, strengthening alumni and industry partnerships, enhancing safety management and strategically […]
Airbus Helicopters’ New Logistics Hub at Albacete, Spain is Equipped and Operated by Daher with First-of-Its-Kind Automation and Robotization
Airbus Helicopters has officially opened its new logistics hub at Albacete, Spain, which is equipped and operated by Daher as the lead logistics partner. Located adjacent to the Airbus Helicopters production facility at Albacete, this 50,000 square meter warehouse will optimize operations and create several hundred new skilled jobs for the wider Castilla-La Mancha region. […]
Elixir Aircraft Recruits Marc Douton as Director of Customer Support
Elixir Aircraft has recruited Marc Douton as Director of Customer Support. With his extensive experience of customer relations in the aviation industry, an international career and a solid technical background, he will reinforce the executive team as Elixir production ramps up. He took up his new post, based at La Rochelle headquarters, on 1st July […]
Frontiers of Flight Museum Celebrates the 55th Anniversary of National Moon Day with Space-Themed Activities for the Community
In celebration of the 55th Anniversary of National Moon Day, the Frontiers of Flight Museum will host its 16th Annual Moon Day event. Taking place Saturday, July 20 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., this enriching and engaging day of space exploration will feature interactive activities, one-of-a-kind exhibits and space-themed presentations for the entire community […]
Southwest Florida International Airport Sees 11% Increase in May Traffic
During May, 843,270 passengers traveled through Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW) in Fort Myers. This was an increase of 11 percent compared to May 2023. It was also the second-best May reported in the 41-year history of the airport. Year-to-date, passenger traffic is up 21 percent. The traffic leader in May was Delta with 192,204 […]
Governor, HDOT and U.S. Army Sign 50-Year Lease for Former Dillingham Airfield
Governor Josh Green, M.D., the Hawai‘i Department of Transportation (HDOT) and U.S. Army Garrison Hawai‘i (USAG-HI) have signed a new 50-year lease at Kawaihāpai Airfield (HDH), formerly known as Dillingham Airfield. The new lease went into effect July 6, 2024, at which time airfield operations will continue normal operations, including uninterrupted water service to the […]
MAC Selects Curt Rebelein as New Chief Information Security Officer
The Metropolitan Airports Commission (MAC) has selected Curt Rebelein as the organization’s new chief information security officer. In his new role, Rebelein will direct work related to security of the MAC’s information networks, data privacy issues and regulatory compliance. Rebelein brings nearly three decades of experience in information technology, with a primary focus on security. […]
Art Greenfield Elevated to Senior Vice President, Contest & Records
The National Aeronautic Association (NAA) has announced the promotion of Art Greenfield to Senior Vice President, Contest & Records. Greenfield, a leading voice at the NAA for over 30 years, is recognized for his exceptional leadership and influence in the international air sports community. His service to the United States National Air Sports Control and […]
OP ED: Boeing 737 Max
A Guest Perspective by Edward J. McCall, A.A.E., C.A.E. The Boeing 737 Max is once again having problems while flying passengers with numerous issues after two accidents resulting in the loss of over three hundred lives. While the investigations go on again, we need to look back. In May of 1979 an American Airlines maintenance […]
