How Pilots Can Help Prevent Wrong Surface Events
The FAA has updated hot spot and runway incursion advisories, but pilot commitment to preparation is still the best way to prevent trouble.
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FAA Responds to Call of Lawmakers to Mitigate Noise Impacts
More effective flight path structures can have the unintended consequence of compounding noise concerns.
Aviation Leaders Discuss How They’ll Get the Lead Out
AOPA president Mark Baker and FAA director of aircraft certification service Earl Lawrence talk about considerations for making unleaded fuel.
Cessna SkyCourier Gains FAA Type Certification
The utility twin turboprop takes the next step toward its entry into service for launch customer, FedEx Express.
How the FAA’s Sanctions on Russia Really Work
Who’s on the no-fly list? How hard is it to repossess an aircraft?
FAA to Undergo Audit of Air Taxi Certification Process
An audit aimed at examining the FAA’s certification process for electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) air taxis is expected to begin by the end of this month, according to the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Office of Inspector General.
After Fatal Collision, NTSB Wants FAA to Push for More Use of Common Traffic Advisory Frequencies
Safety board’s preliminary report on 2020 midair collision in Alaska suggests CTAF would have helped avoid it.
Joby Aviation Targets the U.K.’s Air Taxi Market
Joby Aviation is targeting the U.K. for the first time, as the California-based electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) air taxi developer widens its international scope.
What Safety Features Should eVTOL Vertiports Include?
The FAA solicits public comment on a draft document detailing requirements for electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) vertiports.
Russian Airlines, Aircraft Now Banned In U.S. Airspace
The U.S. is joining Canada and the European Union in banning Russian owned, registered, and operated passenger and cargo aircraft in its domestic airspace.
