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The agency introduced a new online portal, replacing its outdated 1990s-era process.

First E-CTI school in New Hampshire aims to expand controller pipeline.

FAA investigating collision at Kalispell City Airport; no injuries reported among four aboard.

Duckworth cites runway fires and videos of carry-on luggage in probe

Court rules it’s “premature” to force the sale of unleaded avgas in California

DOJ says a Non-Prosecution Agreement is a better deal for victims’ families.

An FAA Public ADS-B Performance Report is an easy way to know if your system is airspace compliant. This article originally appeared in Aviation Consumer Magazine.

The FAA has officially closed its investigation into the crash of Blue Origin’s New Shepard suborbital rocket system shortly after launch on Sept. 12, 2022. According to the agency, the loss of the uncrewed research mission was the result of the “structural failure of an engine nozzle caused by higher than expected engine operating temperatures.” […]

Law enforcement and aviation officials in the Boston area are trying to figure out who is using lasers to target aircraft. Last week there were three incidents of laser strikes from the ground. The first two occurred in the predawn hours Thursday and involved two JetBlue aircraft. Both were reportedly struck by green lasers while […]

The FAA has proposed a rule designed to limit new orbital debris from commercial space vehicles, citing the need to “reduce the potential for collisions with spacecraft and satellites to promote a sustainable space environment.” According to the agency, current estimates put the number of orbital objects measuring 10 cm or greater at over 23,000 […]