FAA

Trust starts with the facts—even when they are hard ones.

Officials praise progress made over the last year but say more support from Congress is needed.

Nearly 80 years after Chuck Yeager first broke the sound barrier, new competition aims to unearth the next advancement in high-speed flight.

Bryan Bedford discusses ATC modernization, MOSAIC, and hot-button issues facing general aviation.

While diverting for weather is sound aeronautical decision making, landing at an unapproved airport can impact your course requirements.

Company completed an FAA-required mishap investigation and made several changes to the rocket after an anomaly in May.

Agency closed manufacturer’s G-1 issue paper, giving it roadmap for certifying flagship EL9.

Beta Technologies conducted the first flights under the highly anticipated program, demonstrating medical logistics in Maryland and Virginia.

Regulator rejected request due to safety concerns, but the space agency devised a workaround.

Flight personnel have successfully sued air carriers regarding mandatory rest periods.