Electric Air Taxi Manufacturer Archer Aviation Opens D.C. Office
With a new headquarters and growing policy, government, and regulatory affairs team, Archer is stepping up its presence on Capitol Hill.
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How Government Shutdown Will Impact GA, Flight Training
The FAA has a plan to ensure flying doesn’t grind to a halt. Here’s a list of what would be affected.
DOT: Internal Strife ‘Hindered FAA’s Progress’ on AAM Regs
Audit claims mismanagement and miscommunication continue to inhibit FAA rulemaking on air taxi regulations.
Airlines Face 5G Compliance Deadline on July 1
Transportation officials warn of possible travel disruptions next week due to a lack of equipment to prevent interference.
Secondary Cockpit Barrier Now Required on New Commercial Aircraft
Pilot groups applaud the new FAA security requirement.
Polly Trottenberg Named Acting Head of FAA
She will replace Billy Nolen, who plans to join eVTOL startup Archer Aviation in the coming weeks.
Deputy Transportation Secretary Expected to Be Next Interim Head of FAA According to Report
Current acting FAA Administrator Billy Nolen could depart from the agency as early as this week.
Memphis Airport Opens New Deicing Pads Ahead of Winter Season
U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg visited the Memphis International Airport today along with other Federal, state, local, and business leaders to mark the completion of a 3.3 million-square-foot deicing pad at that airport.
FAA Awards $231,000 in Grants To Support STEM Outreach
Program aims to expand support to underrepresented students.
A Summer of Air Travel Disruption Ahead?
Airlines and FAA spar over cause of disruptions heading into busy July 4th weekend
