How AI-Delivered Work Could Support Aviation
Yves Remmler
Silicon Valley has moved from selling software to selling finished work. Aviation is where that shift meets permission, accountability, records, and certified human judgment.
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2025 in Aviation Safety
Yves Remmler
A comprehensive review of the incidents, regulations, and systemic changes that defined a consequential year for aviation — from the DCA midair collision and the A320 ELAC software recall to MOSAIC, Part 108, and the GNSS interference epidemic.
Read moreThe Airbus A320 ELAC Emergency
Yves Remmler
A technical, regulatory, and lifecycle view of a rare but instructive event: how a solar-radiation–induced fault in Airbus's ELAC B L104 software triggered a global EAD, fleet rollback, and what it reveals about modern flight-control engineering and certification.
Read moreFunctional Safety, Human Behavior, and the Evacuation Challenge
Yves Remmler
Integrating behavioral insights into aircraft evacuation procedures and cabin design — what current FAA certification assumes, where real passenger behavior diverges, and how the overhead-bin debate sits at the intersection.
Read moreModernizing Special Airworthiness: FAA MOSAIC in Context
Yves Remmler
A technical overview of FAA MOSAIC and its impact on LSA certification, regulation, and innovation — and how it sits alongside the Part 23 rewrite, supersonic policy, and the broader shift toward performance-based aviation regulation.
Read moreDJI Disables Geofencing in the US: What Drone Operators Need to Know
Yves Remmler
DJI has disabled geofencing for its drones in the US. The change shifts more responsibility onto operators — here's a concise guide to flying safely and staying compliant.
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