FAA Recognizes Cutter Aviation With AMT Award
Company is the oldest continuously family-owned and operated FBO in the U.S.
FAA
Read More »
ADS-B Data Being Used ‘Outside Intended Purpose,’ GA Pilot Group Says
Pilots are facing ‘frivolous lawsuits,’ airport fees, and agency investigations based on data, according to the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association.
FAA Clears Way for Archer Air Taxi Pilot Academy
Agency has awarded the electric air taxi manufacturer Part 141 flight training certification.
Braving the Bravo Bogeyman: What You Need to Know About Flying in Controlled Airspace
Class B is among the busiest and most complex in the country.
FAA Personnel Fired Amid Push to Downsize Federal Workforce
Those affected include employees ‘hired for FAA radar, landing and navigational air maintenance,’ according to an Associated Press report.
FAA Orders Thousands of Piper Aircraft to Receive Rudder Replacements
Agency has issued a final airworthiness directive for a specific series of the manufacturer’s airplanes.
FAA Looking at Instituting Permanent Helicopter Ban Near Reagan Airport
Agency may bar helos from the airspace following a fatal midair crash and repeated safety warnings from pilots and controllers.
Sporty’s Team Member Receives Wright Brothers Master Pilot Award
FAA honor recognizes 50 years of safe flying.
This Company Is Taking the ‘Boom’ Out of Supersonic Flight
Boom Supersonic’s XB-1 demonstrator creates a sonic boom not audible from the ground below, potentially opening up opportunities for supersonic flight over land.
FAA Puts ‘Men’ Back in NOTAMs
Move reverses a Biden-era change in name meant to be ‘inclusive of all aviators and missions.’
