One Distraction Could Have Serious Consequences Part 1

PLUS: Opinion- Will eVTOLs disrupt traditional aircraft values?

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Monday 11 March 2024 BCA Digest One Distraction Could Have Serious Consequences Part 1 Ross Detwiler A look at seemingly minor distractions on the flight deck that led disaster or near disaster for pilots. Read more. Opinion: Will eVTOLs Disrupt Traditional Aircraft Values? Jessie Naor Wall Street has been betting heavily on the electric vertical-takeoff-and-landing (eVTOL) market, with forecaster SNS Insider projecting the market, valued at $870 million in 2020, to grow to $22.71 billion by 2030. IN CASE YOU MISSED IT Podcast: Combining Efforts To Bolster Aviation Workforce Jeremy Kariuki Aviation Week’s Jeremy Kariuki speaks with Ralph Coppola, president and CEO of the Aerospace Education Program Alliance. Advertisement Bellingham Aviation Services (KBLI) has hangar space available for large and heavy jets. Newly constructed and designed to accommodate aircraft up to a BBJ, Gulfstream G700, and Global 8000. Our hangar has direct access to the airport movement area on the newly constructed taxilane designed to accommodate ADG III aircraft with private ramp space. BLI offers the most convenient point of entry and located just 30 miles from Canada and 90 miles from Seattle. More information can be found at: www.alphaairpark.com We will be at S&D booth 1301 More From Aviation Week Network Event Spotlight: MRO Americas Experience the GoLive! Theater at MRO Americas 2024, showcasing cutting-edge content, insightful case studies, and engaging interviews at the heart of the exhibition show floor! Engage with short-format sessions delving into the latest industry topics and trends! Register today! Aviation Week Intelligence Network Membership Required Wheels Up Celebrates Women’s History Month Jeremy Kariuki The aviation industry, long a male-dominated field, is in the midst of an effort to become more diverse in regard to various demographics. SkyDrive Begins Building First eVTOL Prototype Graham Warwick Japanese startup SkyDrive has begun construction of its first prototype SD-05 electric vertical-takeoff-and-landing air taxi.

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