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FAA Seeks To Close Regulatory Charter Loophole
The FAA is willing to accept public comments once the proposal is put in the Federal Register.
Archer Receives Boeing Investment After Legal Battle With Wisk
It hopes to take to the skies by 2025.
FBI Has 39 FAA Referrals Of Unruly Passengers In 2023
Authorities are concerned that incidents of uncivil passenger behavior remain worryingly high.
Airlines Ask For Extension Of Minimum Flight Reduction In New York
The current reduction is in place until September and airlines hope to extend it to October.
ASKA's Flying Car Takes Flight After 300 Mile Road Test In Silicon Valley
The vehicle remained airborne for about half a minute before touching down.
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.
Optimizing Trajectories: What Is The FAA International Flight Test Demonstration?
The aircraft’s trajectory can be managed from take-off to touchdown across multiple countries.
US Startup Connect Airlines Stalls As Proving Flights Abandoned
The regional carrier claims otherwise, saying additional proving runs have already been scheduled.
5G Restrictions Kick In For US Airlines: Will More Flight Disruptions Follow?
Major airlines expect minimal operational disruption as a result of the FAA rule.
United Airlines CEO Calls Out FAA On Disruptions In The Northeast
More than 10,000 flights were affected on two consecutive days.
Two Years Since Its First Flight: What’s The Latest With The Boeing 737 MAX 10?
Boeing forges ahead with its newest 737 MAX variant despite certification and supply chain challenges.
FAA Issues Airworthiness Directive To Prevent Loss Of Boeing 777 Horizontal Stabilizer
The inspection requirements could have significant financial and operational consequences for airlines flying the Boeing 777.
How The Indianapolis 500 Impacts Aviation
We dive into the special accommodations and flight procedures implemented during race weekend.
Two Planes Aborted Landing At San Francisco International Airport In Near-Miss Incident
The two aircraft were forced to perform go-arounds after a Southwest Boeing 737 was seen taxiing across the runways on which they were due to land.
FAA Spends $100 Million To Prevent Runway Incidents
A dozen US airports will invest in new infrastructure and technology.
FAA Plans To Ease Mental Health Barriers For Pilots
We are breaking down the barriers for pilots with Simple Flying's recent podcast with Captain Chris.
Cathay Pacific Warns Pilots About Taxiing At Slower Speeds
Cathay Pacific pilots have reportedly been taxiing aircraft at slower-than-average speeds.
Do Pilots Ever Have To Resolve Situations Involving Disruptive Passengers?
Flight attendants are on the front lines. But occasionally, a pilot may intervene.
FAA Warns Of Disrupted Flights Due To Temperature Increases
This summer, staffing shortages could be the least of most airlines' and airports' worries.
What Is A Pilot Deviation?
Inadvertent mistakes are rare but happen. Here's a look at the types of pilot deviations.