FAA

Bipartisan bill seeks to reduce stigma and improve access to mental health care for pilots and controllers.

Federal funds advance long-planned replacement of one of the nation’s oldest towers, in Duluth.

Poll seeks your take on what lawmakers most need to focus on when aviation leaders testify about the shutdown’s effects on aviation later this week.

Agency widens inspection mandate to DC-10 and MD-10 following ongoing investigation into engine-pylon separation.

Normal NAS operations resumed Monday morning after the Emergency Order ended.

Updated order softens reductions, though General Aviation still barred from 12 airports.

Carriers prepare for a gradual return to normal operations as controller staffing improves and holiday travel approaches.

Certification of the Pipstrel aircraft helps clear the way for expanded electric and light aircraft training in Canada.

Transportation secretary says end of shutdown won’t immediately end flight reductions.

The FAA moved quickly to ground and inspect all MD-11s after the UPS crash. Right call, or an overcorrection?