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EBAA boss tells EBACE business aviation show: 'We are back' - Vimarsana News

EBAA boss tells EBACE business aviation show: 'We are back'

EBACE Reports "We are back,” were the opening words of Athar Husain Khan, secretary-general, European Business Aviation Association (EBAA), in his keynote address on the opening day (May 22nd) of the first EBACE show in Geneva in three years. “And we couldn’t be more happy to have European business aviation and world aviation back on … Continue reading "EBAA boss tells EBACE business aviation show: ‘We are back’"

Accident Analysis July 2022 Pressure to deliver : FLYER - Vimarsana News

Accident Analysis July 2022 Pressure to deliver : FLYER

Safety editor Cat Burton looks at how ‘get there’-itis can have fatal consequences… and always conduct a pre-flight IMSAFE audit

AAIB Special Bulletin: Loss of Piper Cherokee Arrow II (G-EGVA) approximately 20 nm west of Le Touquet - Vimarsana News

AAIB Special Bulletin: Loss of Piper Cherokee Arrow II (G-EGVA) approximately 20 nm west of Le Touquet

The Air Accidents Investigation Branch has published a Special Bulletin concerning Piper Cherokee Arrow II (G-EGVA), missing approximately 20 nm west of Le Touquet, France, 2 April.

Source: gov.uk
AAIB: Cherokee on club fly-out to Le Touquet disappeared in IMC : FLYER - Vimarsana News

AAIB: Cherokee on club fly-out to Le Touquet disappeared in IMC : FLYER

The Air Accidents Investigation Branch has published a Special Bulletin concerning the loss of Piper Cherokee Arrow II G-EGVA

Ryan Aerospace addressing UIMC through simulator training - Vimarsana News

Ryan Aerospace addressing UIMC through simulator training

Ryan Aerospace of Australia has collaborated with leading aviation safety organizations to improve training for unintentional instrument meteorological conditions.