After 6 Years: FAA Brings Air Traffic Controllers Back to the Cockpit
The Federal Aviation Association is bringing back its Flight Deck Training program, which was suspended at the start of the pandemic
The Federal Aviation Association is bringing back its Flight Deck Training program, which was suspended at the start of the pandemic
Delta and American Airlines were involved in two unrelated incidents in the U.S., involving an airport collision at LAX and a lavatory issue at JFK
The FAA has awarded $12 million to 19 companies and organizations developing technologies to safely expand drone operations in U.S. airspace
The FAA hired a record 2,235 air traffic controller trainees in FY2026 as the agency expands recruitment and training across the United States
The Modern Skies Act would provide $30 billion for U.S. air traffic control technology, airport infrastructure, towers, runways and other upgrades
The FAA has granted McKinney National Airport permission to operate commercial passenger flights. More than $9 million has already been invested in infrastructure
Unlocking the future of flights: North Carolina has launched eVTOL, advancing aircraft tests under a federal pilot program focused on medical transport and regional connectivity
The FAA has begun using SMART, an AI-supported system designed to predict airspace congestion, weather disruptions and potential flight delays
After last night's major disruptions, the situation in the US is calmer, but the FAA is preparing for additional restrictions and delays throughout the day. These airports are in the spotlight
New York City will face drone restrictions during the UN General Assembly as the Secret Service, FAA and local police enforce temporary airspace rules