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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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Integrating Advanced Air Mobility Aircraft Represents Monumental Challenge
But NASA says it is up to the task in preparing for the next generation of flight.
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.
New Collaboration Between Air Force and FAA Could Give AAM a Lift
The FAA and Air Force both have skin in the AAM game, and the two will partner to integrate new designs such as eVTOL or autonomous aircraft.
Regulatory Roundup: U.S. Federal Legislators Push for UAS Integration
Breaking down key drone, UAS, and AAM regulations from the past month.
NOTAMs Change—and We Change With Them
Updates to the NOTAM system include one that clearly has a bunch of pilots in an uproar.
