Black Hawk Down: Why Pilots, Not ATC, Bear Ultimate Responsibility for Flight Safety
When you’re in the cockpit, ATC can offer guidance, but at the end of the day, it’s your hands on the controls—and your judgment that keeps you alive.
Aviation Safety
SkyOS Transforms Black Hawks Into Pilot-Optional Aircraft
The US Army upgrades 2,400 Black Hawks with Skyryse’s SkyOS, adding optionally-piloted capabilities for safer, smarter missions.
Former ATF Agent and Counterterrorism Explosives Expert Breaks Down Hezbollah’s Exploding Electronics
The recent attacks on Hezbollah using compromised electronics, including pagers and radios rigged with explosives, not only highlight Israel’s mastery of tradecraft but also raise the terrifying possibility that this technology could one day be used to target civil aviation with near-undetectable devices.
Smoke-Filled Cockpits Prompt Return to Older Generators for Apache Helicopters
The US Army is reverting to older generators for Apache helicopters after encountering safety issues with a recently upgraded model.
Enhancing Rotorcraft Safety: U.S.-Israeli Collaboration on Cutting-Edge Vibration Reduction Technology
In a groundbreaking partnership, U.S. and Israeli companies are joining forces to enhance rotorcraft safety through advanced vibration technology
Enhancing Pilot Safety: US Air Force’s Innovative Upgrade in Protective Eyewear
US Air Force upgrades protective eyewear for pilots, tackling laser threats and enhancing safety amid rising incidents.
US F-35 Fighter Jets Fall Short of Mission-Capable Goals, Report Finds
A GAO report exposes an alarming readiness crisis in the US F-35 fleet, prompting urgent calls for maintenance and sustainment reforms.
Osprey Aircraft Crash: Three Marines Killed in Australian Training Exercise Identified
Tragedy strikes: Osprey crash claims 3 Marines during Australian training exercise. Heartfelt condolences reverberate through military community.
An Argument For Unmanned Passenger Airplanes: A Safer Solution
In the wake of alarming revelations and close calls within the aviation industry, we stand on the brink of a transformative era, where the embrace of artificial intelligence and autonomous piloting can elevate us beyond human error, uniting the precision of technology with the artistry of flight to ensure safety and herald a new dawn in air travel.
Special Report: Congressional Investigation Reveals Possible Cover-Up of Alien Encounters
Retired Major David Grusch, standing resolute in the face of stern denials from the Pentagon, ignited a rare bipartisan curiosity in Congress with his audacious testimony about a clandestine program focused on retrieving and reverse engineering unidentified aerial phenomena.
Could This Plasma ‘Force Field’ Be the Future of Aviation Safety?
Shock waves can be deadly for airplanes, but Boeing may have found a solution. The company has patented a plasma ‘force field’ to protect planes from the destructive energy of shock waves.
Russian Airpower Begrudgingly Taking Safety Steps
With the resurgence of Russian airpower in the Baltic region, recent clashes have led even the Russians to take a look at air safety measures. Russian President Vladimir Putin said Friday he accepted his Finnish counterpart Sauli Niinisto’s proposal to develop aviation security measures in the Baltic region. Primarily, the issue involves Russian aircraft not flying around […]
