John Goglia
AIN
Boston, MA, United States
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Blog: Air India’s Near Disaster Should Be Wake Up Call for U.S.
Although one incident is not enough to indict an entire system, it should prompt a look at the U.S.'s oversight of foreign airlines. → Read More
Torqued: How Ready Is Your Airport in the Event of an Emergency?
Pilots should make an effort to learn what plans are in place for emergency activities at the airports they visit frequently. → Read More
AIN Blog: Hyper Focus on New Risk Detracts from Other Risks
Drones may be the latest concern, but the industry still needs to pay attention to safety and security of airport operations. → Read More
Torqued: Airport Workers Deserve a Living Wage
Aviation safety and security require it. → Read More
Torqued: Aerodrome Sparks Memories of a Simpler Time
On display are the airplanes and engines that fascinated the writer as a young person and inspired a love of aviation. → Read More
Torqued: Your Certificate May Be On the Line for What You Don’t Record
A recent NTSB decision shines spotlight on maintenance logbook entries. → Read More
Torqued: Beware Aviation’s Accident Record
The absence of accidents is no guarantee an operation is safe. → Read More
Save Section 336: Safe Hobby Flying Requires Education, Not More Drone Regulation
Major commercial drone interests are waging a battle to overturn protections for model aircraft flyers. → Read More
Torqued: Recent Incidents Raise Concerns about Safety
Incidents show that the NTSB needs to step in and regulate the behavior of crew and passengers to ensure safety. → Read More
Torqued: Challenges of Eliminating Loss-of-Control Accidents
How can pilots overcome continuation bias and elect to go around rather than continue an unstabilized approach? → Read More
Torqued: 'Hangar Rash' Can Mask a Serious Problem
Dismissing damage as 'hangar rash' could lead to overlooking significant damage or minimizing the effect of the damage down the road. → Read More
Torqued: FAA Enforcement Pendulum Swings, Angering Some Operators
Agency enforcement can vary from heavy handed and punitive to lax. → Read More
Torqued: Appropriate Gov't Charter versus Abuse
In appropriate circumstances charter is a resource to get the government’s work done effectively and efficiently. → Read More
Torqued: Lessons on Emergency Planning from Hurricanes Harvey and Irma
In the immediate aftermath, organizations made use of both new and old technology. → Read More
Torqued: Court Decisions Raise Questions about FAA Decision-making
An appeals court uses scathing language to take the agency to task for two recent FAA actions. → Read More
Torqued: Knowing When To Intervene in Aviation
It’s tough to question another person’s professionalism, but sometimes we need to do just that. → Read More
Torqued: Presidential Campaign Charters Need FAA Scrutiny
Presidential campaign flights require pilots to fly into and out of diverse airports under tight deadlines. → Read More
Torqued: Professionalism, Integrity and Videotape
It's important to do the right thing even when people aren't watching, and now everyone is watching…and recording. → Read More
Torqued: Aviation Maintenance Skills Competition Enters 10th Year
The competition showcases the skills, professionalism and integrity of maintenance providers that keeps aviation as safe as it is today. → Read More
FAA Announces Ridiculous 34.5 Mile Drone Restrictions For Super Bowl Sunday
Banning small consumer drones for over 30 miles from the Super Bowl is excessive and does not improve safety or security. → Read More