safety

New safety alert urges aircraft owners to inspect and replace older restraint systems.

A fatal Cessna 210 accident shows how repeated success can erode safety margins.

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

Part 91 pilots with quick-donning masks could operate at any certificated altitude without continuously wearing one.

The penalty covered 737 production and safety violations cited by the agency.

Overall runway incursions declined slightly, while the FAA reported an increase in the most serious events.

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.