FAA

From IACRA records to muscle memory, a lapsed aviator can take to the skies again, even after two decades.

Crash leaves one dead and another seriously injured.

Per the Pilot Institute, nearly half of U.S. drone pilots anticipate negative impacts to their operations.

Explosions during Starship test flights in January and March created air travel disruptions and diversions.

Business jet entered service earlier in December with a delivery to a Canadian buyer.

Georgia congressman raises concerns about technology firm’s experience and background.

Transportation Department unveils roadmap for integrating electric propulsion, powered-lift, autonomy, and other aviation technologies.

It’s a dream for many, but extensive training and learning new skills are the key to attaining that goal.

Attorney acknowledges mistakes by Army helicopter crew and air traffic controller.

Partners conduct flights over the U.S., U.K., and Europe.