safety

The measure would require an FAA review within six months and could lead to updated marking, NOTAM and obstacle-data policies.

Airports say better safety reporting may require stronger protection from public disclosure.

The agency is advising first responders to contact the NTSB before attempting to disable undeployed systems.

A new report says the FAA has enough science and operational tools in place to begin formal oversight of airline crew exposure.

NBAA’s latest safety review points to stabilized approaches as a continuing concern.

The case shows how legacy certification decisions can persist even after service history points in another direction.

NBAA is intensifying efforts to reduce CFIT accidents, citing pilot response to terrain warnings and situational awareness as key risk factors.

The update adds findings data to the civil aviation dashboard and retires the separate GA version.

FAA safety campaign coincides with industry warnings on shared airspace.

Inspector general report outlines inspection, staffing and data-access challenges.