FAA Proposes Changes to Flight Instructor Certificates
The alterations would make it easier for instructors to maintain proficiency and keep their certificates in line with other airman certificates that do not expire.
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FAA Administrator Billy Nolen To Join eVTOL Manufacturer Archer
Acting agency head is expected to take a position with the air taxi builder after leaving the agency this summer, Reuters reported.
FAA Releases BVLOS Waiver Requests for Public Comment
Phoenix Air Unmanned, uAvionix, Zipline, and UPS Flight Forward are seeking relief from FAA restrictions.
Memorial Day Travel Marks first Big Test for Aviation Industry
Pressure is mounting on airlines and the FAA to minimize flight disruptions that have occurred in recent months.
NOTAM Improvement Act Heads to President for Signature
The bill establishes a task force to make recommendations on modernizing Notices to Air Missions.
You (Probably) Have What It Takes To Be a Drone Pilot
Here’s your guide to FAA Part 107 certification—and what you can do with it.
FAA Eyes Beyond Visual Line of Sight Approvals for 4 More Firms
Phoenix Air Unmanned, uAvionix, Zipline, and UPS Flight Forward have applied for BVLOS waivers.
FAA Investing $100M in Bid to Curb Runway Incursions
The grant money will go to a dozen airports with risk factors that contribute to incidents.
Maintaining Your Ideal Aircraft: What Can a Pilot Do?
FAA regulations specify which maintenance tasks certificated pilots can perform on their own airplanes.
Garmin Gains STC for GFC 600 Autopilot in Piper Navajo Chieftain
The avionics company continues to add mode legacy aircraft to its certification list.
