Why An FAA Rule Change Won’t Stop Student Pilots
Aviation medical examiners will no longer issue student pilot certificates under a new rule adopted by the FAA. Unlike the old rules, starting on April 1 (yes, April Fool’s Day), these new certificates will never expire and s...
Bombardier CSeries Scores 15-Plane Order from Turkey’s AtlasJet
Bombardier has received a letter of intent from AtlasJet to purchase 10 CS300 aircraft, with options to receive five more of the jets, the companies announced today. The deal is valued at up to $1.18 billion for all 15 aircraft...
Japan Airlines Has a New ‘Nature’ Jet
Japan Airlines has repainted one of its domestic-use Boeing 777-200s to promote the company's support of preservation-minded causes.
Mastering Photoshop: Curve Balls and a Level Playing Field
Two aspects of Photoshop that are so necessary yet so misunderstood are the curves and levels controls. Columnist Manny Gonzalez goes through them both step by to help get the most out of our digital SLR images.
Georgia to Integrate with EU Aviation Standards, Ending Flight Restrictions and Opening New Routes
The European Union and Georgia on Friday announced an air transport agreement to integrate the western country into the European common aviation market.