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The FAA Could Miss The Deadline To Rename Lake Ontario On Airspace Charts
The FAA could take several months to reflect the new name on its VFR charts.
Here's Exactly What's Left Before Boeing's 777-9 & 737 MAX 10 Enter Service In 2027
Both planes are nearing the final steps of certification.
6 Things Pilots Check Before Flying Into Mountainous Terrain
Mountain flying leaves little room for error. These six checks can help pilots manage terrain, weather, aircraft performance, and escape options.
FAA Neglects Air Traffic Controller Raises Because “10-Hour Shifts 6 Days A Week” Isn’t Enough
FAA ties delayed pay to efficiency metrics that demand more on position time amid a 3,000 controller shortfall.
JetBlue Could Get Spirit LaGuardia Slots As Google AI Bid Meets Block
JetBlue wins with the FAA's tentative approval of its slot acquisition. Google loses as a cabin crew union blocks its data acquisition.
Crew Flying Marine One Failed To Contact ATC Moments Before Close Call Incident, NTSB Says
FAA data show Marine One and ATC met days earlier while crews worked around flaky communications before the near miss.
The Marine One Incident Over Washington DC Revealed A Critical Gap In The FAA's Post-Collision Helicopter Rule
A garbled radio call left one of the FAA's most important DCA safety measures without a backup when it mattered most.
Max Power & Chaos: Why Some Retired Pilots Say Go-Around Procedures Need Rethinking
How the industry is working to make the terminal area safer.
FAA Order: First Class Passengers Will No Longer Be Able To Sip Beverages After Pushback
Delta and other carriers must start pre-departure service earlier so galley items are stowed prior to aircraft movement.
The 78-Inch Lie-Flat Seat That Costs 60% Less Than Business Class & Why The FAA Won't Approve It
Why the high cost of testing stalled out a radical idea for passenger comfort.
Australian Man Pleads Guilty To Assaulting LAX TSA Officer, To Be Sentenced Next Month
Thomas Bingham could face up to eight years in prison after grabbing a TSA officer in lost bag incident
Deja Vu: 2 American Airlines CRJs With Identical Callsigns Nearly Cross Paths
Two American Airlines CRJs shared an identical callsign, echoing a remarkably similar 737 incident just days later.
Does The $2.66 Million Seat Inspection On 453 Boeing 737 MAX Jets Signal A New Era Of FAA Oversight?
The 737 MAX is still as safe as ever, but the FAA is being more careful in ensuring that.
Boeing Hands Flying-Taxi Venture To Archer Aviation With Nearly 20% Stake
Boeing shifts its autonomous aviation bets to Archer while retaining significant long-term upside.
Why The FAA Tells Airline Pilots To Keep Mentally Flying The Aircraft Even With Autopilot On
Despite advanced autopilot capabilities, pilots must always stay focused.
The FAA's 10-Hour Flight Attendant Rest Rule Actually Means 8 Hours At The Hotel
The ins-and-outs of current flight attendant rest regulations in the US.
FAA Eases SFO Landing Ban After 41% Of Flights Delayed
After months of severe delays, the FAA is easing restrictions on SFO parallel landings.
Minneapolis-St. Paul Operations Resume After ATC Outage Grounds Flights Across The Midwest
Air travel is getting back to normal in the Twin Cities after a major outage.
FAA Probes Loss Of Separation After Marine One & Envoy Air Jet Took Off 1 Minute Apart
Concerns remain over the crowded skies of Washington DC and the risks of close calls in busy airspace.
FAA Proposes Ditching 64-Item Medical Kit Checklist, Letting Airlines Cover 9 Emergencies
A closer look at a major change coming to airline medical policy.