Merlin Labs Nabs Part 135 Air Operator Certification in New Zealand
The Boston-based company says the approval puts it on a viable path to certification and commercial operations for Merlin Pilot, its flagship autonomous flight system.
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Is Flight Training Getting Safer?
The AOPA Air Safety Institute and Liberty University School of Aeronautics study delves into 20 years of statistics.
Federal Airport Improvement Grants to Fund Tower Upgrades
Nine air traffic control towers will be replaced or updated.
FAA, Reliable Robotics Agree on Testing Criteria for Automated Aircraft System
The firm intends to retrofit Cessna 208B Caravans and other aircraft with technology that reduces pilot-induced accidents.
At Least 2 Killed in Florida Challenger Accident
The business jet came down on Interstate 75 in Naples.
Members of Congress Tell FAA to Change Rules Regarding Pilot Mental Health
The legislators emphasized the need to address the stigma surrounding mental healthcare for pilots and air traffic controllers.
FAA Approves Joby’s Electric Air Taxi Propulsion Certification Plan
The approval defines how Joby will demonstrate its electric propulsion system complies with FAA regulations.
U.S. Senate Committee Moves to Reject Pilot Retirement Age Hike
The Senate Commerce Committee voted 14-13 to reject a proposal raising the airline pilot retirement age to 67.
FAA Reauthorization Bill Passes Senate Committee
The legislation would fund the agency through 2028.
Archer Aviation Receives Part 145 Repair Station Certificate From FAA
The company is now authorized to perform certain maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) services for its flagship aircraft.
