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Maintenance Error Caused American Airlines 737 Runway Incident
NTSB final report says misconnected brake hoses and wiring led to reduced braking during DFW landing.
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The Performance: Sometimes Work Fashions Artist
HBO’s ‘The Rehearsal’ doesn’t get that granular because its purpose is not to inform ‘about aviation’ but to amuse.
Report: Pilot of Black Hawk in Fatal Collision Failed to Heed Instructions
Army helicopter pilot involved in a deadly January crash may not have changed course as directed.
Legislators Question Alleged Counter-Drone System Misuse Near D.C.
‘Inability to coordinate effectively’ between federal departments involved faces scrutiny.
FAA Boosts Support for Controllers at Reagan National Airport
Regulator plans to review staffing levels and arrival rates and will offer confidential support for stress.
FAA Announces ADS-B Out Requirement for Reagan Airport
Acting administrator Chris Rocheleau describes the measure during a Senate hearing on the NTSB’s preliminary report on January’s fatal midair collision.
Cruz Reveals Cause of False Traffic Alerts
Texas senator says slew of false TCAS alerts near Reagan National was caused by government testing.
FAA Bars ‘Nonessential’ Helicopters at Reagan Airport, Deploys AI for More Analysis
Agency follows NTSB guidance and heavily limits rotorcraft operations.
Elon Musk’s Plans to ‘Plug In’ to ATC System Trigger Backlash
A team of men between the ages of 19 and 24 may make unspecified changes to the nation’s air traffic control system with President Donald Trump’s support.
NTSB: Black Hawk Involved in D.C. Midair May Have Been Flying Too High
Control tower data shows the U.S. Army helicopter was flying at an altitude around 300 feet despite restrictions limiting it to no higher than 200 feet.
