AeroGuard Flight Training Center is again honored by the FAA, receiving the AMT Diamond Award program for 2021, its fourth consecutive year, further securing its place as one of the top pilot-training schools in the U.S. The nationwide flight school, with headquarters in Phoenix, AZ, is the recipient of the FAA Award of Excellence for its commitment to aircraft maintenance, safety and regulatory compliance.

L2 Aviation, a supplier of global avionics services, including engineering, parts, certification, installation and manufacturing, announces a strategic agreement with Global Aerospace Design Corporation (Global), a provider in aircraft engineering services, in order to provide customers with L2 Aviation’s history of achieving results combined with Global’s ability to shorten design and certification cycles.

Rusada, the global aviation software provider, reveals a new mobile application for its airworthiness, MRO and flight operations solution, ENVISION. ENVISION Flights is designed specifically for pilots and other members of the flight crew and works closely alongside ENVISION’s Flight Operations module to provide users with live flight details, including departure/arrival location, ETD/ETA, flight type and aircraft registration as well as expected passengers, baggage and freight.

In a statement submitted at a hearing of the Aviation Subcommittee of the U.S. House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure, the National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) reaffirms the critical need for greater collaboration between government agencies to properly address aviation safety concerns stemming from the rollout of new 5G wireless telecommunications networks.

Global supplier of regulatory and compliance software solutions, Ideagen Plc, announces that airline maintenance provider, Czech Airlines Technics (CSAT), has purchased its industry-leading quality-management software tool, Q-Pulse.

Regional Airline Association (RAA) president and CEO, Faye Malarkey Black, testifies at The House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure's Aviation Subcommittee hearing, titled “Finding the Right Frequency: 5G Deployment & Aviation Safety.” She comments on the negative effects of a patchwork of broadly restrictive NOTAMs and case-by-case AMOC approvals, which has disrupted regional airline passengers disproportionately.

CCX Technologies’ T-RX Avionics Radio Tester™ is now compliant with European regulations and can display the CE mark. Having been found compliant with all harmonized and performance safety standards, the T-RX is now authorized for sale in the European market.

The National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) marks the passing of Langhorne Bond, who served as administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) from 1977-1981. Bond died Jan. 29 at the age of 84.

MRO Insider announces that the platform has launched a live map feature on its service quoting platform that will allow operators to request quotes from AOG, FBO or detailing providers on demand, based on live-updated locations.

Baldwin Safety and Compliance reports that operators participating in its Safety Performance Monitoring Program (SPMP) received higher scores in the program’s annual safety-culture assessment than organizations that do not participate.