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Too often helicopters got dangerously close to passenger planes in Las Vegas, FAA says
The Federal Aviation Administration says analysis in the wake of January’s crash between an Army helicopter and a passenger jet landing at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport and has identified other airports where the risks of similar collisions are too high.
The head of the Federal Aviation Administration office that approves launches for SpaceX, Blue Origin and other commercial ...
Some Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University students are now able to bypass the FAA Academy and be hired as air-traffic ...
The FAA's new Center for Advanced Aviation Technologies (CAAT) will be managed by the Texas A&M University System (TAMUS), ...
The Federal Aviation Administration said on Monday it plans to deploy a new pilot messaging database by September after a ...
The Federal Aviation Administration reported it is investigating an incident on Thursday involving a laser aimed at a Black ...
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi has had an FAA-designated unmanned aircraft systems test site, the Autonomy Research Institute, ...
India's top airline IndiGo said on Thursday that it has appointed former U.S. Federal Aviation Administration chief Mike ...
A naturalized U.S. citizen working as an FAA contractor pleaded guilty this week to spying in the U.S. on behalf of Iran, ...
Read about the Federal Aviation Administration's accelerated approach to modernizing Notice to Airmen, a.k.a. NOTAM, a ...
A new program at Embry Riddle Aeronautical University allows students to graduate as fully certified air traffic controllers.
FAA has dropped plans to deny incomplete medical applications and will work with aviation groups to streamline the ...
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