Which Airlines Are Eyeing New Service From Washington-DCA
Airlines are competing for additional slots to service flights at the Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) in Washington, D.C.
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Congress Limits Long Distance EAS Routes
New rules set by Congress may place limits on certain long distance Essential Air Service (EAS) routes in the coming years.
NBAA, FAA Clash Over New Public Charter Rules
The National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) has expressed concerns over the FAA’s plan to develop new regulations for on-demand public charter carriers.
Why the U.S. Is Fining Emirates $1.8 Million
UAE-based Emirates was fined by the U.S. DOT for flying too low over Iraq when carrying the jetBlue code on certain flights.
FAA Moves to Restrict Public Charter Flights
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is moving to revise a regulation governing public charter operators, including JSX.
Cascade of Events Led to Last Year’s Austin Incursion
A series of critical events led to a near collision involving a Southwest Boeing 737 and FedEx 767 last year in Austin, Texas.
Congress Shells Out Millions to Aid Pilot Shortage
This additional funding is part of the FAA’s Aviation Workforce Development Grants program, which provides support to aviation-related education institutions.
United Gets FAA Green Light to Again Certify Aircraft, Add New Routes
United can once again certify aircraft and add routes after a nearly two-month-long FAA-mandated pause due to safety concerns.
FAA Reauthorization Bill Progresses in Congress
Committees in the United States Congress have finalized their drafts for the latest version of the FAA Reauthorization Bill.
FAA To Require More Rest Time for Air Traffic Controllers
The Federal Aviation Administration has announced that it will be increasing the required time off between shifts for air traffic controllers.
