Legislators Question Alleged Counter-Drone System Misuse Near D.C.
‘Inability to coordinate effectively’ between federal departments involved faces scrutiny.
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Congress Seeking to Limit Public Charter Operators
New bipartisan bill aims to close so-called loopholes in airport security.
Duffy: ‘Envy of the World’ ATC System Could Be Installed Within 3 Years
Transportation secretary is expected to announce plans to modernize what he describes as an ‘aging, understaffed’ system this week.
Signature Aviation Joins Support Groups, Government Agencies, and Law Enforcement to Combat Human Trafficking
The aviation services company plans to use its large operational footprint to raise awareness of the pervasive crime.
How a 1926 Law Affects U.S. Airline Workers Today
As labor disputes heat up in the U.S. ahead of a busy holiday season, it is important to understand the key piece of legislation that governs them.
DOT, Senators Call On Southwest to Compensate Stranded Passengers
Pilots worry the airline might not recover from the latest debacle.
Southwest Airlines and Pilots Disagree Over Causes of Flight Cancellations
Southwest Airlines continues to reel from recent storms that threw its schedules into disarray.
A Summer of Air Travel Disruption Ahead?
Airlines and FAA spar over cause of disruptions heading into busy July 4th weekend
Avgas Coalition on Aviation Fuel Pushes for 100LL Bridge
A letter petitions for the need to continue availability of the current fuel supply during the transition to unleaded avgas.
US DOT Announces Nearly $2 Billion Grant Program for Airports
The US Department of Transportation is making nearly $2 billion in federal grant funding available to help airports affected by COVID-19 under the Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) Airport Coronavirus Response Grant Program. The program is funded under the Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act of 2020, and is available to more than 3,000 commercial […]
