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AvTalk Episode 376: Transferring that risk elsewhere

On this week’s episode of AvTalk, airspace safety and efficiency take center stage as the NTSB begins an investigation into a close call in Boston. The US Coast Guard says changes to DC’s airspace have actually made helicopter operations in the region less safe. US congressional leaders remain at odds over competing aviation safety bills, but the real sticking point seems to be money. And the FAA announced this week its choice for developing AI-enabled airspace modernization tools. Plus, there are more problems with Airbus A380 wings, one airline is lowering fees (really), and World Cup special liveries abound. Helpful links for this week’s episode * World Cup special liveries * EASA A380 EAD * The Air Current reporting on US Coast Guard comments on DC airspace Check back soon for a transcript of this week’s episode.

Flightradar24 Blog•Flightradar2426 Jun

FAA and NTSB investigate close call between Delta and American jets in Boston

Delta A319 performed a go-around as American Airlines aircraft departed from intersecting runway

Air Data News•Ricardo Meier23 Jun

NTSB: GPS Jamming Active Before C90 Accident

Four people were killed when the Beech C90 impacted terrain northeast of Sierra Blanca Regional Airport.

AVweb•Matt Ryan19 Jun

NTSB Video: Ballistic Parachute Accident Site Hazards

The agency is advising first responders to contact the NTSB before attempting to disable undeployed systems.

AVweb•Matt Ryan18 Jun

Investigation begins into fatal Missouri plane crash

An investigation by the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is now underway following a small aircraft crash in Butler, Missouri, which left 12 people dead. The plane was carrying passengers embarking on a planned afternoon skydive when it went down near Butler Memorial Airport at approximately 11:27 a.m. on Sunday, June 14, bursting into flames […]

Travel Radar•Lucy Eason17 Jun

AvTalk Episode 374: 17 years without a license

On this week’s episode of AvTalk, a Lufthansa 787 takes a bow in Frankfurt, the NTSB issues its preliminary report on the United 767 accident in Newark, and Canadian authorities charge a former Air Canada pilot with fraud and forgery after it was discovered he flew for the airline without ever having the appropriate license. We also check in on the IATA annual general meeting to see airlines looking hopeful about Boeing’s certification efforts, gloomy about sustainable aviation fuel, and stormy about the current (and future) price of jet fuel.

Flightradar24 Blog•Flightradar2412 Jun

AvTalk Episode 372: Just because you can, doesn’t mean you should

We’re in Stockholm for a our semi-annual Flightradar24 crew meetup this week. Ian is joined by Gabe Leigh to discuss what’s it like behind the scenes capturing the stories of aviation professionals around the world. We review the recent incident where NTSB cockpit voice recorder data from UPS flight 2976 was used to recreate simulated audio. The NTSB removed the public docket system in order to prevent further such efforts. The preliminary investigation into the China Eastern A350 jet bridge collision in Shanghai finds a total brake failure on the aircraft. Qantas says its Project Sunrise A350-1000s are delayed again due to supply chain issues. And we recap our flights with the Flying Veterans Association this week and our plan to get on one of the rarest flights in the world. Planning on visiting ILA Berlin this year? AvTalk listeners can receive 10% off trade visitor tickets using the code ILA26_flightradar on ILA Berlin’s ticketing site . Visit our YouTube channel for an all access pass to the best of the world of aviation professionals . Click here for a transcript of this week’s episode .

Flightradar24 Blog•Flightradar2429 May