The NTSB issued an urgent recommendation Tuesday for the FAA to limit helicopter operations near the D.C. airport following January’s accident.

SkyWest Charter continues to push for final Department of Transportation approval despite ongoing pushback from labor groups.

Logbooks are essential records that document every pilot’s flying history and provide an accurate account of their flight hours.

Germany’s Lufthansa Group expressed “hope” for Russian airspace to reopen, allowing the aviation group’s airline a more efficient route to northern Asia.

The Department of Homeland Security announced that it is ending collective bargaining for security officers at the Transportation Security Administration.

Ultra-low-cost carrier Spirit has reported a net loss of just under $1.23 billion for 2024, just weeks after exiting Ch. 11 bankruptcy.

A deadly engine failure prompted the agency to issue its airworthiness directive addressing the engine’s unsafe condition.

American has asked the Supreme Court to intervene and reverse a decision by a lower court invalidating an alliance with JetBlue Airways on antitrust grounds.

Boeing Commercial Airplanes CEO Stephanie Pope recently announced that the company has rolled out the last of its 787 aircraft undergoing “join verification.”

Southwest has filed an amended legal complaint against the City of San Antonio and its airport director, Jesus Saenz, over alleged bias.