FAA

Defective shock mounts could damage engine mounting structures and potentially lead to engine separation.

New information displays will replace four legacy systems at 435 FAA facilities by the end of 2028.

Proposals address rocket flight-abort requirements and reentry risks ahead of a broader licensing overhaul in 2027.

Federal investigators will examine fuel availability, operating costs and logistical challenges ahead of Alaska’s 2032 transition target.

New airworthiness directive affects nearly 1,000 U.S.-registered Diamond aircraft.

Cities move to abandon regional airport proposal after land dispute and millions in federal funding.

Missed production checks raise concerns about potential fuel tank ignition during lightning strikes.

Presidential aircraft descended to reported 375 feet over Washington.

FAA alleges unapproved temperature gauge rendered Cessna 172 unairworthy for approximately 280 flights.

The two-seat hybrid-electric aircraft is seeking light-sport certification under the FAA’s MOSAIC rules.