Whistleblower’s Wrongful Death Lawsuit Ends in Settlement With Boeing
Aircraft manufacturer and family of deceased John Barnett have agreed to end their legal dispute.
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Qatar’s Gifted Jet to Trump Raises ‘Espionage’ Concerns
Cruz says the interim Air Force One given to the president could be bugged with listening devices.
FAA Lifts Some Restrictions on Experimental Aircraft
Agency will eliminate some ‘red tape’ for pilots in the process.
Bonus Depreciation Set to Return in New Tax Bill
Here’s how it could impact the aircraft buying market.
Duffy Blames Biden, Buttigieg for ‘Bungled’ Newark Tech
Department of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced that the FAA would be reducing flights in Newark.
‘No Explanation, No Reform:’ Army Receives ‘Failing’ Grade From Families of Flight 5342
Relatives of the D.C. crash victims say the FAA also needs improvement.
New Software Allows ATC to Focus on Communication Instead of Transcription
UFA Inc.’s ATTranscribe will allow for a high-tech streamlining of a currently archaic process.
Duffy Will Allow Air Traffic Controllers to Work Past 56
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said he will use authority to grant exemptions for the mandatory air traffic controller retirement age.
Jetson Executives Compete in eVTOL Race
Manufacturer is developing a single-seat eVTOL aircraft that can be purchased for $128,000.
First Mother-Son Pilot Pairing Achieves Milestone for Alaska Airlines
Captain Michelle Miles and first officer Jeff Miles share the flight deck, continuing a three-generation aviation legacy.
