FAA Says It Is Testing Starlink in Alaska in Bid to Improve Weather Data
Agency’s trial of the satellite terminals raises questions about potential conflict of interest.
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FAA Advises Boeing 757 Freighter Operators to Evaluate Cargo Doors
In-flight door opening incident prompts a special airworthiness information bulletin from the agency.
FAA Launches Probe After Near Mishap at Chicago Midway
A Boeing 737 was forced into a go-around to avoid a business jet that entered the runway.
Flying Car Lifts Off Over the Streets of California
Alef Aeronautics’ Model Zero, an ultralight version of its Model A, completes a test flight on a public street in a California city.
Aviation Coalition Calls for Urgent ATC Staffing, Modernization Efforts
Thirty-four groups urge Congress and the FAA to boost ATC staffing, technology, and funding while opposing privatization to maintain critical investments.
SpaceX Starship Flight 8 Could Launch Next Week, FAA Says
Largest rocket to ever fly could soon return to the skies, though the agency says a SpaceX-led investigation following the previous test flight remains open.
FAA Recognizes Cutter Aviation With AMT Award
Company is the oldest continuously family-owned and operated FBO in the U.S.
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.
