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.
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No DOGE Cuts at NTSB, Chair Says
Jennifer Homendy testifies to a House committee that recent workforce reductions did not impact the agency.
There Are Consequences to Making a Gear-Up Landing
Dealing with FAA, NTSB, and insurance firm was all a learning experience for this pilot.
Approach Speed Focus of Accident Probe Into Overturned CRJ-900 in Toronto
Accident investigators outline the sequence of events that led to the CRJ-900 overturning upon landing.
NTSB Focuses on Cessna 208B Weight as Cause of Crash in Alaska, Killing 10
Flight was more than 1,000 pounds over the maximum takeoff gross weight for known or forecast icing conditions, the agency said.
IFR Training: More Than Just a Requirement
Here’s why those three hours of instrument training are critical for VFR pilots.
Flying Between a Rock and a Hard Place
A deteriorating situation in the air can quickly become an emergency for a pilot.
FAA Bars ‘Nonessential’ Helicopters at Reagan Airport, Deploys AI for More Analysis
Agency follows NTSB guidance and heavily limits rotorcraft operations.
American Airlines Jet Engine Catches Fire at Denver International
More than a dozen passengers were injured during the aircraft evacuation.
NTSB Urges ‘Immediate Action’ at D.C. Airport Following Fatal Midair
Between October 2021 and December 2024, there were more than 15,000 near misses between commercial airplanes and helicopters at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, agency says.
