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The global aviation industry is facing its most difficult safety challenge: maintaining its exceptional record. After decades of progress, experts warn that the greatest risk is now complacency. The focus is shifting from reacting to accidents to proactively predicting and mitigating risks through advanced Safety Management Systems (SMS). Industry leaders

CDB Aviation, a global aircraft leasing company, has announced a new agreement with LATAM Airlines Group. The deal involves the lease of five new Airbus A321neo aircraft. These jets are sourced from CDB Aviation’s existing order book with Airbus. Deliveries are scheduled to commence in 2026. This transaction will

AeroMed Group has announced a significant expansion of its aerospace division with the acquisition of five new firms. This strategic move substantially broadens the company's capabilities and market presence within the sector. The integration of these companies will enhance AeroMed's portfolio of aerospace services and technologies.

New Zealand-based Precision Aviation Services (PAS) has been officially named an authorised installer for the Stableflight autopilot system. Developed by SAFRAN Helicopter Engines, Stableflight is a modern stability augmentation system designed to enhance safety for light and medium single-engine helicopters. The system aims to significantly reduce pilot workload and improve

Bell is preparing to begin the final phase of FAA certification flight testing for its 525 Relentless super-medium-lift helicopter. This crucial stage involves Function and Reliability (F&R) testing, which will require approximately 150 flight hours. The company has submitted nearly all required certification reports to the FAA, clearing

The U.S. Army Combat Readiness Center hosted a significant aviation safety forum at Fort Novosel, Alabama, bringing together key leaders and safety professionals. The event aimed to address current safety trends, operational challenges, and best practices within Army aviation. Discussions centered on the importance of maintaining disciplined standards and

CM Airlines of Honduras has received its first Saab 340B aircraft, registered as HR-AYC. The 33-year-old turboprop was previously operated by US-based Silver Airways. This delivery marks a fleet modernization step for the carrier, which currently operates three older Saab 340A models. The aircraft was ferried to the airline'