Woodrow Bellamy III, Author at Aviation Tech Today

Commercial

Southwest Airlines Pilots File Boeing 737 MAX Lawsuit

On Monday Oct. 7, the Southwest Airlines Pilots Association (SWAPA) filed a lawsuit against Boeing alleging that the grounding of the in-service 737 MAX fleet has caused its pilots to potentially lose…

Business & GA

Aircraft Modifiers Alliance Working to Streamline Aftermarket STC Process

Several months after formally launching at the 2019 Aircraft Interiors Expo (AIX) in April, the Independent Aircraft Modifier Alliance (IAMA) has formed four working groups, welcomed its first advisory member and is preparing…

Business & GA

LuxStream Debuts on Vista Global to Disrupt Business Jet Connectivity

A disruptive new in-flight connectivity service, LuxStream, has been established by Collins Aerospace in partnership with SES that will provide speeds up to 25 Mbps in the United States and 15Mbps globally via SES's…

Business & GA

A Plethora of Business Connectivity

2019 will be the second consecutive year where a disruptive new satellite-based connectivity service dedicated exclusively to business aviation operators will make its industry debut at the annual National Business Aviation Association…

ATM Modernization

Inmarsat to Start Second Phase Flight Trials of Iris Program in 2020

Inmarsat signed a contract with the European Space Agency (ESA) for the second phase of the Iris air traffic modernization program, which will include flight trials across Europe to assess the service…

Commercial

Boeing CEO Targets Fourth Quarter 737 MAX Return to Service

While the ultimate decision on when the grounded fleet of 737 MAX aircraft can return to service relies on the approval of individual civil aviation regulators, during a speech at the Economic…

Connectivity

Polish Air Force Equips 737NGs With Teledyne Data Acquisition Technology

The Polish Air Force is equipping three Boeing 737 Next Generation jets used for flights carrying the European nation’s president and senior government officials with flight data recording, transmission, management and analysis…

Commercial

EASA Clarifies Position on Boeing 737 MAX Return to Service

On Sept. 27, the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) clarified statements it made that were recently published in an article by a publication called Flyers Rights about the process it is currently…

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Latest Articles by Woodrow Bellamy III

Commercial

Southwest Airlines Pilots File Boeing 737 MAX Lawsuit

Business & GA

Aircraft Modifiers Alliance Working to Streamline Aftermarket STC Process

Business & GA

LuxStream Debuts on Vista Global to Disrupt Business Jet Connectivity

Business & GA

A Plethora of Business Connectivity

ATM Modernization

Inmarsat to Start Second Phase Flight Trials of Iris Program in 2020

Commercial

Boeing CEO Targets Fourth Quarter 737 MAX Return to Service

Connectivity

Polish Air Force Equips 737NGs With Teledyne Data Acquisition Technology

Commercial

EASA Clarifies Position on Boeing 737 MAX Return to Service