FAA Probes Delta Jet Flap Found on Home Driveway
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has launched an investigation after a piece of a Delta Air Lines aircraft’s wing flap… Read More »
FAA Clears Reduced Crew for American Airlines Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner
American Airlines has secured Federal Aviation Administration approval to operate its new premium-heavy Boeing 787-9P Dreamliners with a smaller cabin… Read More »
Flight 3407 Families Warn FAA Nominee Not to Weaken Pilot Training Rules
Families of Flight 3407 victims returned to Washington on Wednesday, June 25, vowing to hold U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy… Read More »
FAA Restricts Helicopter Flights Near Washington Reagan Airport
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration has introduced permanent safety measures restricting helicopter operations near Washington National Airport following the January… Read More »
Trump’s FAA Nominee Lacks Commercial Pilot License: Report
Bryan Bedford, President Donald Trump’s nominee to lead the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), has long claimed to hold a commercial… Read More »
FAA Chief Urges Global Cooperation to Strengthen Aviation Safety
Acting FAA Administrator Chris Rocheleau emphasized the importance of global cooperation in aviation safety during a June 12 address to… Read More »
FAA Nominee Calls Mandatory Pilot Retirement Age ‘Arbitrary’
Bryan Bedford, President Donald Trump’s nominee to lead the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), called the current mandatory airline pilot retirement… Read More »
FAA Not Considering Lifting Boeing 737 MAX Production Cap
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is not currently planning to lift the production cap of 38 Boeing 737 MAX… Read More »
Mass FAA Staff Departures Aren’t Making a $31 Billion Air Safety Overhaul Any Easier
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy recently announced a plan to modernize the country’s outdated air traffic control infrastructure, with an estimated… Read More »
FAA Proposes PW2000 Engine Checks Over Metal Contamination Risk
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has proposed a new Airworthiness Directive (AD) targeting Pratt & Whitney PW2000 engines due… Read More »
FAA Flags Safety Risk as Aging Boeing 717s Dominate Hawaii Skies
Boeing 717s have served as the workhorse of Hawaiian inter-island travel for over two decades, but recent safety concerns have… Read More »
Senator Urges FAA to End ADS-B Exemptions in Class B Airspace
A new Senate bill aims to strengthen aviation safety by requiring all aircraft flying in Class B airspace near major… Read More »
FAA Widens Flight Hazard Zone for SpaceX Starship Launch
The Federal Aviation Administration has approved the return to flight for SpaceX’s Starship, even as the mishap investigation for its… Read More »
FAA Cuts 25% of Flights at Newark Airport Amid Controller Shortage and Runway Construction
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has ordered a significant reduction in flight operations at Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) due… Read More »
FAA Proposes Hourly Flight Limits at Newark Airport
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) will hold a meeting on May 14, 2025, to discuss limiting hourly aircraft movements… Read More »
US FAA Reinstates Thailand’s IASA Category 1 Safety Rating
The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has restored Thailand’s Category 1 International Aviation Safety Assessment (IASA) rating, enabling Thai airlines… Read More »
US Class Action Targets Jeju Air Crash, FAA Engine Oversight
A leading U.S. law firm has initiated legal steps that could lead to multimillion-dollar litigation over the December 29, 2024,… Read More »
FAA Faces Longstanding Equipment Issues, Acknowledges Need for Improvements
For decades, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has struggled with outdated equipment, leading to real-world issues that impact air travel… Read More »
United Airlines Cuts Newark Flights After FAA Staffing Crisis
United Airlines announced it will cancel 35 roundtrip flights per day at Newark Liberty International Airport from this weekend after… Read More »
Thailand Regains FAA Category 1; U.S. Flights to Resume
Thailand has officially reclaimed its Category 1 safety rating from the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration, nearly ten years after being… Read More »
US FAA Reinstates Thailand’s IASA Category 1 Safety Rating
The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has restored Thailand’s Category 1 International Aviation Safety Assessment (IASA) rating, enabling Thai airlines… Read More »
US Class Action Targets Jeju Air Crash, FAA Engine Oversight
A leading U.S. law firm has initiated legal steps that could lead to multimillion-dollar litigation over the December 29, 2024,… Read More »