House Approves DOT Funding Bill With $22.2B For FAA
On Tuesday, the House approved a $22.2 billion funding package for the FAA, ending the partial government shutdown.
On Tuesday, the House approved a $22.2 billion funding package for the FAA, ending the partial government shutdown.
Public meetings and comment period mark next step in effort to revise long-standing flight training regulations.
Final rule outlines phased compliance tied to operating rules, passenger seats and takeoff weight.
Air traffic operations continue under lapse plan as partial government shutdown enters first weekday.
Action commemorates victims of 2025 midair collision as NTSB issues final report.
Reorganization creates new safety office, consolidates oversight functions.
Discrepancy emerges between FAA report and local authorities’ account.
Company expects late 2026 FAA certification, and first deliveries in 2027.
Interim final rule codifies post-accident limits on mixed traffic near Reagan National.
House lawmakers unveiled a government spending package that would raise the FAA’s budget to $22.2 billion in FY 2026,