Rise in Aviation Mishaps Focus of FAA Safety Summit
Transportation leaders and aviation stakeholders met Wednesday to discuss commonalities in a string of close calls at U.S. airports.
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FAA To Invest Nearly $1 Billion in U.S. Airport Infrastructure
The awards going to the 99 airports are funded by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, which was signed into effect in late 2021.
FAA Investigates Close-Call Situation at Austin Airport
Two commercial jets—one on takeoff, one on landing—were operating to the same runway.
AI Aims to Enhance Aviation Safety, Reduce Delays
The FAA is exploring new rules and technology as part of the MOSAIC rulemaking package.
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What Can You Do To Avoid an Incident or Accident?
FLYING’s Pia Bergqvist explains the best strategy for avoiding a disastrous aviation event.
The Weight of Hearing ‘State Your Intentions’
While consensus is good, in an airplane inflight, where things are moving in real time, it’s an autocracy and there’s only one decision-maker that counts.
Boeing and Wisk Unveil First Operational Roadmap for Self-Flying Air Taxis
The plan’s aggressive timeframe aims to create a pathway forward by the end of the decade.
Comms Power Goulian’s Aerobatic Dance at Oshkosh
FLYING goes behind the scenes with Mike Goulian’s team and air boss Wayne Boggs at EAA AirVenture 2022.
Three Killed in California Mid-Air Collision
A Cessna twin overtakes a Cessna 152 at Watsonville Airport.
