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Ground Stop as Major US Airports Due to Thunderstorms, Up to 120-Minute Flight Delays

The FAA grounded flights bound for New York's JFK Airport and Newark International due to thunderstorms, while departing passengers face average delays of about two hours

Who Knew They Were Still Using Them? US Air Traffic Control Finally Ditches 1980s Floppy Disks

The FAA is replacing 1980s-era technology and floppy disks with a new digital system at 435 facilities across the United States by 2028

Want to Work in the Space Industry? FAA Is Hiring, Here Are the Requirements

The FAA is looking for engineers to support its commercial space oversight work, with recruitment sessions scheduled through December 1

Ground Stops at Three Florida Airports Due to Storms, Delays Reach 90 Minutes

The FAA issued ground stops at DJT, Miami and Fort Lauderdale airports due to thunderstorms, with departure delays reaching 90 minutes at Miami

Goodbye, Paper: World's Busiest Airport Introduces Electronic Flight Strips for Air Traffic Controllers

Atlanta Airport is the 26th US facility to introduce electronic flight strips, as the FAA continues efforts to modernize air traffic control operations

Up and Away, No Runway: US Defines How Vertical Flights and Vertiports Will Work

The FAA has released draft design standards for vertiports and other vertical flight facilities, covering safety areas, lighting, charging systems and rooftop sites

97-Minute Delays: Flights at US Airport Affected by Rain and FAA Staffing

Harry Reid International Airport reports flight delays linked to weather conditions and FAA staffing, urging travelers to check with their airlines

Closer to Commercial Service: US Issues First-of-Its-Kind Certificate for Electric Aircraft Testing

A new FAA authorization allows BETA’s ALIA A250 to operate in more environments and conduct market survey flights with operators and other participants

Another Blown Tire: American Airlines Flight Lands at Chicago After Brake Issue

American Airlines Flight 41 from Barcelona landed safely at Chicago O’Hare after a reported brake issue and blown tire. The FAA will investigate

Economical, Smart and Improved: Boeing's Plane of the Future Cleared for Deliveries

The FAA has certified Boeing's 737 MAX 10, clearing the way for deliveries of the largest MAX variant after years of testing and safety reviews

Who Knew They Were Still Using Them? US Air Traffic Control Finally Ditches 1980s Floppy Disks

The FAA is replacing 1980s-era technology and floppy disks with a new digital system at 435 facilities across the United States by 2028

Want to Work in the Space Industry? FAA Is Hiring, Here Are the Requirements

The FAA is looking for engineers to support its commercial space oversight work, with recruitment sessions scheduled through December 1

Ground Stops at Three Florida Airports Due to Storms, Delays Reach 90 Minutes

The FAA issued ground stops at DJT, Miami and Fort Lauderdale airports due to thunderstorms, with departure delays reaching 90 minutes at Miami

Goodbye, Paper: World's Busiest Airport Introduces Electronic Flight Strips for Air Traffic Controllers

Atlanta Airport is the 26th US facility to introduce electronic flight strips, as the FAA continues efforts to modernize air traffic control operations

Up and Away, No Runway: US Defines How Vertical Flights and Vertiports Will Work

The FAA has released draft design standards for vertiports and other vertical flight facilities, covering safety areas, lighting, charging systems and rooftop sites

97-Minute Delays: Flights at US Airport Affected by Rain and FAA Staffing

Harry Reid International Airport reports flight delays linked to weather conditions and FAA staffing, urging travelers to check with their airlines

Closer to Commercial Service: US Issues First-of-Its-Kind Certificate for Electric Aircraft Testing

A new FAA authorization allows BETA’s ALIA A250 to operate in more environments and conduct market survey flights with operators and other participants

Economical, Smart and Improved: Boeing's Plane of the Future Cleared for Deliveries

The FAA has certified Boeing's 737 MAX 10, clearing the way for deliveries of the largest MAX variant after years of testing and safety reviews

Important Milestone: US Expands Advanced Aviation Tests to Sixth Location

Albuquerque has hosted New Mexico's first demonstration under a federal aviation initiative testing autonomous aircraft and next-generation flight technology

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

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