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The FAA is spending $100 million on projects to prevent runway incursions at 12 U.S. airports.
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News, Runway Safety, Technology, uncrewed aircraft
The FAA is spending $100 million on projects to prevent runway incursions at 12 U.S. airports.
by FSF Editorial Staff
Flight Tech, News, Technology, urban air mobility
Machine learning and other forms of artificial intelligence will transform many aspects of aviation, according to a new EASA report.
by Linda Werfelman
Canada is warning of an avionics system that may indicate aircraft are flying even though they are still on the ground.
by Linda Werfelman
The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) says it is working with the Computer Emergency Response Team of the European Union Institutions (CERT-EU) to help protect the European aviation industry against…
by FSF Editorial Staff
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) on Sept. 28 posthumously recognized David Ronald de Mey Warren, inventor of the black box, with the 41st Edward Warner Award — the highest honor in international…
by Frank Jackman
Blog, Loss of Control–In Flight (LOC-I), Technology
AviationWeek.com‘s Guy Norris posted an extraordinary head-up display video clip in which an unconscious F-16 pilot is saved by the aircraft’s automatic ground collision avoidance system (Auto-GCAS). According to the…
by Frank Jackman
Blog, Controlled Flight Into Terrain (CFIT), People, Technology
Aviation industry safety guru Don Bateman, who developed the ground proximity warning system (GPWS) and later the enhanced ground prox system (EGPWS), retired this spring after more than 55 years at Honeywell…
by Frank Jackman