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.
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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.
Boeing Workers Reluctant to Speak Up, FAA Panel Tells Senate
Engineers and technicians responsible for the building of Boeing aircraft are reluctant to speak up about safety concerns, witnesses told Senate lawmakers.
United Postpones Launch of Two New Routes Amid Increased FAA Oversight
United says it is delaying the launch of two new international routes due to increased Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) oversight.
Can United Still Certify Pilots and Aircraft?
Over the weekend, numerous reports surfaced about United’s ability (or lack thereof) to certify new pilots, aircraft, and launch new routes.
FAA Boosts Infrastructure Funding at 71 U.S. Airports
FAA is awarding a new batch of grants for airport infrastructure projects directed at improving safety and capacity at 71 U.S. airports.
FAA Calls for Boeing Action Plan to Address Quality Issues
The FAA slammed Boeing, demanding a 90-day plan to address “systemic quality-control issues” after a mid-air scare on a new 737 MAX 9.
Laser Strikes on Aircraft Hit Record High in 2023, FAA Warns of Dangers
The FAA recently reported a concerning increase in laser strikes on civilian aircraft, reaching an unprecedented peak in 2023.
FAA Convenes Panel to Address Air Traffic Controller Fatigue
The agency is hoping to address concerns around fatigue risks for its over 14,000 controllers after several near-miss incidents.
FAA Seeking 23 More Hours of Cockpit Voice Recorder Time
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has proposed extending the cockpit voice-recording requirement to 25 hours for all newly manufactured aircraft.
