Controllers Will Have to List Past Week’s Accomplishments
The Department of Transportation is telling all its employees that they should respond to Elon Musk’s recent email, including air traffic controllers.
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$250 Million Lawsuit Prepared Against FAA, Army Over D.C. Collision
Aviation attorneys at the Chicago-based law firm Clifford Law Offices have filed pre-case claims against the FAA and Army.
Duffy: Less Than 400 FAA Employees Fired
U.S. Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy said less than 400 probationary employees at the Federal Aviation Administration have been fired recently.
FAA Warns of Boeing 747 Water Leaks
The Federal Aviation Administration has issued a new airworthiness directive for Boeing 747-400, 747-400F, 747-8F, and 747-8i aircraft.
Scores of FAA Employees Fired as SpaceX Plans Facility Visit
The Federal Aviation Administration has laid off hundreds of probationary employees as the agency planned a visit from Elon Musk’s employees.
Department of Transportation to Audit National Airspace System
The U.S. Department of Transportation has announced its plans to audit the National Airspace System starting this month.
Trump, American CEO Talk ATC in Oval Office Meeting
The two met in the Oval Office, discussing air traffic control enhancements and aviation safety, two weeks after January’s deadly midair collision.
All Reagan National Runways Reopen After Crash
Runways 15/33 and 4/22 at Reagan National Airport in Washington have reopened nearly two weeks after January’s deadly midair collision.
SkyWest ‘Reengaging’ FAA on Charter Venture
SkyWest is hopeful that new Federal Aviation Administration leadership will help its SkyWest Charter (SWC) subsidiary expand.
FAA Adopts ‘Gulf of America,’ Reverses NOTAM Naming
The Federal Aviation Administration announced Monday that it will be updating its data and charts to reflect several Trump-era name changes.
