Safety Directives

Posted in: News by CNN.com on July 22, 2010. Northwest Airlines violated more than 1000 Federal Aviation Administration safety directives, the U.S. Office of Special Counsel has found, substantiating complaints of an FAA whistleblower.

Most of the engines in service are used to haul cargo, the company said. Worldwide, 634 of the engines are in use, according to the FAA. Aviation regulators outside the United States often implement safety directives issued by the

The agency urged owners and operators to suspend flight until wing maintenance properly complied with the FAA safety directives. In the months since the bulletin issuance in November of 2009, Zenair has spent countless hours

EASA Executive Director Patrick Goudou welcomed the community to the FAA EASA International Safety Meeting with some very brief comments. The FAA EASA International Safety Meeting opened in New Orleans on June 8, 2010. The FAA EASA International Safety Meeting is an They are reviewing stake holder comments on Flight Crew Licensing, Authority and Organization [...]