FAA

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

New order protects certain safety information shared by industry groups to encourage voluntary reporting.

New directive addresses flight control concerns affecting nearly 200 U.S.-registered aircraft.

Proposed requirements address automated rotation and takeoff performance on the E195-E2.

Safety panel will examine parallel departure risks as flight schools report mounting disruptions.

Funding will support taxiway construction, road improvements and new surface-safety equipment.

Officials discussed efforts to reduce medical review backlogs and simplify certification requirements for certain conditions.

FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford says additional training and aircraft modifications could warrant consideration.

Approval clears the way for deliveries after years of delays and triggers new safety requirements across the MAX fleet.

Arkansas operator accused of conducting 37 passenger flights outside its approved operating authority.