Boeing Responds After Suspending 777X Test Flights
The manufacturer notified the FAA about the discovery of the faulty thrust link, a custom component for the 777-9 and its engine.
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Beta Walks First Customer Through Electric Aircraft Pilot Curriculum
The manufacturer will need to obtain the FAA’s sign-off before customers can begin training on its CX300.
FAA Allocates $291 Million in Sustainability Grants
The FAST grant program is funded by the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022.
New Atlas Air Academy Creates Direct Pathway for Hiring Young Pilots
The cargo airline is collaborating with Spartan flight school on tailored training.
FAA Seeks Input From Cirrus SR Operators After Power Lever Failure Report
According to the agency, a power lever sheared recently as a pilot advanced to full throttle.
Garmin Launches Software to Warn of Potential Runway Incursions
For aircraft already equipped with Garmin-integrated flight decks, the capability is obtainable through a software upgrade, the company said.
Drone Firm Flytrex Makes 100K Food Deliveries in North Carolina, Texas
The company reaches a milestone it claims no other drone delivery provider has achieved, delivering thousands of sandwiches, chicken wings, and pints of ice cream.
FAA Clears Piper M700 for Unpaved Field Operations
The agency’s latest certification follows the Fury’s type certification in March.
Wally Funk: Breaking the Glass Ceiling, All the Way to Space
The member of the famous ‘Mercury 13’ finally reached space at age 82.
Delta, CrowdStrike Spar Over July Meltdown
The exchange follows a Delta report that the incident caused around 7,000 flight cancellations over the course of five days, leading to $500 million in losses.
