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Bryan Bedford has faced growing pushback due to his positions on the 1,500-hour rule and other safety-related provisions.

Agency cites Boeing for inadequate training, guidance, and oversight in January 2024 Alaska Airlines incident.

Transportation Secretary is urging Congress to pass the budget reconciliation measure.

As the field of AMEs continues to thin and demand for FAA medical certification rises, kiosk-based flight physicals could make a lot of sense.

A recent study identified multiple factors behind the lack of FAA air traffic controllers.

AGI rating offers affordable, early teaching privileges and career benefits—even before you earn your flight instructor ticket.

Five-way agreement between the American regulator and its counterparts in Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and the U.K. aims to harmonize standards.

CEO’s official biography altered after POLITICO inquiry.

Hundreds of thousands of pilots, technicians, and cabin crew will be needed to replace retiring workers.

Legislation encourages aviation personnel to disclose their conditions.