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Shutdown Over, But General Aviation Faces Lingering Headaches
Reduced ATC services, processing delays, and an IACRA outage continue to affect training and operations.
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Aviation Coalition Calls for Emergency FAA Funding, NAS Efficiency
Industry stakeholders have asked that the agency be exempt from government shutdowns.
Embry-Riddle Air Traffic Students to Fast-Track FAA Employment in 2025
Aviation university’s air traffic management program earns agency approval for offering students an accelerated career path.
FAA Establishes Independent Safety Review Panel
The team of aviation stakeholders was formed to make air traffic safety recommendations following a string of close calls.
Aviation Legislative Priorities Outlined at House Hearing
Lawmakers outlined their priorities, from increasing airport grants to exploring ways Congress could act to help alleviate the ongoing pilot shortage.
AI Aims to Enhance Aviation Safety, Reduce Delays
The FAA is exploring new rules and technology as part of the MOSAIC rulemaking package.
