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ALPA Pushes Back in Clash Over Cockpit Barrier Rule

The Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA) on Tuesday slammed a petition by major airlines seeking to delay a requirement to install new flight deck security barriers. The FAA in 2023 decided that airlines would have to set up secondary security…

FAA Renews Program Allowing Boeing to Carry Out Agency Tasks

The FAA has extended an agreement that allows Boeing to carry out certain agency functions, like safety inspections, on its behalf. The arrangement, known as an Organization Designation Authorization, will officially renew on June 1 and continue for three years.…

FAA Temporarily Cuts Flights in Newark

The Federal Aviation Administration has mandated a reduction in flight arrival and departure rates at Newark Airport. According to an FAA interim order issued on Tuesday, maximum hourly rates at the New Jersey airport will be dropped to 28 arrivals…

‘The Only Way:’ United CEO Says Major Change Needed to…

United CEO Scott Kirby again weighed in on the dysfunction at Newark Liberty International Airport this week, defending the Federal Aviation Administration’s ability to keep travel there safe but also calling for Newark to return to a flight management system…

Cancelations at Newark Spike Again

Data compiled by aviation analytics firm Cirium shows just how bad the situation at Newark Liberty International Airport has gotten. A total of 140 flights – 68 departures and 72 arrivals – were canceled on Monday alone, the company found.…