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Control tower data shows the U.S. Army helicopter was flying at an altitude around 300 feet despite restrictions limiting it to no higher than 200 feet.

Agency says airport that was site of fatal midair collision has 25 certified controllers and three controllers in training.

President on Thursday suggested the collision between a passenger jet and U.S. Army helicopter was caused by diversity initiatives.

Chris Rocheleau, National Business Aviation Association executive and FAA veteran, steps into a leadership role following the deadliest U.S. airline accident in years.

One year ago, a door plug blew out on a Boeing 737 Max 9 operating Alaska Airlines Flight 1282.

The National Transportation Safety Board is citing blade failure as the cause of the crash of a remotely piloted Joby Aviation electric aircraft in 2022.

The legislation offers a chance to improve flight training by increasing loggable simulator hours.

The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee passed a second extension of FAA authorization as lawmakers quibble over a contentious bill.

In anticipation of an imminently-expected endangerment finding from the EPA on leaded aviation fuel, GAMA hosted an industry-centric “background” briefing for aviation press.

Both sides in the growing conflict have deployed drones but are using them in different ways—and with different results.