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The ultra-long-range Bombardier 8000 is now certified in both the U.S. and Canada, with EASA approval pending.

Colorado training program plans to launch in January.

In light of the events of 2025, along with Tuesday’s “State of American Aviation” House hearing, what should the FAA focus on most in 2026?

Lawmakers review post-crash actions as agency details modernization plans.

Union leaders call the rescission a danger to airport safety and workers’ rights.

Agency shortens stabilization periods following recent expansion of conditionally acceptable medications.

New guidance outlines certification standards, privileges and training under revised FAA rules.

Coalition praises step forward as agencies outline priorities for new national system.

New data outlines total numbers, along with activity levels across the Designated Pilot Examiner (DPE) network.

55 new tower sites to receive uAvionix FlightLine SAI under accelerated rollout.