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The proposed airworthiness directive would require passenger and cargo aircraft in the U.S. be equipped with 5G C-Band tolerant altimeters by next February.

Washington’s nomination was one of several that had failed to advance in the Senate.

Stabilized approaches are critical to mitigating the risks.

Advisory circulars from the FAA used to be sent to pilots via the U.S. mail. They were printed on blue paper and sometimes arrived with such frequency you felt like you were on Hogan’s Heroes—every message that the characters on that classic TV show got from London came on blue paper. A great many of […]

Third-party testing centers, such as flight schools and FBOs, lose two-thirds of revenue from pilot knowledge exams.

Agency questions ‘competency’ of certain pilots examined by Donald Lee.

Archer’s Midnight eVTOL is the second to receive this regulatory milestone.

The 737 MAX 7 and 10 have been approved to proceed towards entry and return into service.

Language in the bill eliminates the requirement for pilots and instructors.

VTOL startup Joby has successfully completed its second of four system reviews required as part of the FAA’s aircraft type certification process, the company announced this week.