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FAA Issues New Alert To Prevent Ground Crew Injuries
The alert was released after two incidents, one of them deadly.
EASA & The FAA Certify The Dassault Falcon 6X Private Jet
The certification comes after over two years of test flight campaigns.
FAA Issues Response To The New York Times Close Call Report
Nearly 50 near-miss incidents involving commercial aircraft reportedly occurred last month.
Airlines Continue To Avoid Afghan Airspace Though FAA Allows It
Safety concerns about such operations are keeping airlines from flying over Afghanistan.
How Does The FAA Deal With Hurricanes?
With 2023 set to be a big year for hurricanes, we take a look at how the FAA is preparing.
FAA To Pause Departures From East Coast Airports Due To Major Storm
Delays and cancellations have stemmed from crew displacement and thunderstorms.
65 Years Old This Month: A Guide To The FAA's Main Responsibilities
From overseeing airports and pilot certification to research and safety regulation - and more.
Southwest Airlines Boeing 737-700 Returns To Orlando With Burst Tire
Two suffered minor injuries in the incident.
Have Mexico's Hopes Of Regaining Category 1 Taken A Hit?
The FAA is set to announce Mexico's latest IASA results in the next few days, according to reports.
Explained: Part 121 Airline Rules In The United States
A detailed description of Part 121 from its inception to the modern day.
FAA Issues Ground Stop At Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport
The order caused planes to be held up for about an hour as temperatures soared above 100 degrees.
FAA Invests More Than $90 Million To Reach Net-Zero Goals
The agency said the effort is helping airports become more sustainable.
United Airlines CEO Meets With FAA Chief After Operational Meltdown
Kirby has backtracked on earlier criticism of the agency.
World's First 'Flying Car' Gets Special Airworthiness Certification From FAA
The passenger compartment remains stationary as the car's body spins around into a biplane configuration.
United Airlines CEO Calls Out FAA On Disruptions In The Northeast
More than 10,000 flights were affected on two consecutive days.
Europe's Last Boeing B-17 'Flying Fortress' Is Set To Fly Again
Europe's final heavy bomber is again airworthy.
IATA Joins Forces With FAA, ICAO & More To Improve Aviation Safety In Africa
Safety is one of the critical areas of the Focus Africa initiative.
The FAA Is Allowing More Flight Corridors To Stay Open During Florida Rocket Launches
Airspace restrictions during space launches have been relaxed allowing fewer delays and rerouting.
Two Congress Members Urge EpiPens To Be Mandatory Equipment On Aircraft
The representatives said the move is “commonsense language” to “prevent entirely avoidable” inflight emergencies.