Aviation News
Ukraine Drone Attack Decimates Russian Bomber Force
More than 40 bombers destroyed in audacious coordinated assault.
Isaacman Dropped As NASA Nominee
Isaacman is a close friend of Elon Musk, who left his post as leader of the Department of Government Efficiency Friday.
Judge Denies G100UL Motion
Court rules it’s “premature” to force the sale of unleaded avgas in California
United A320 Cuts Off SkyWest CRJ 200 At San Francisco
Planes were only a few seconds apart on departure.
Washington State Imposes 10% Tax On Luxury Aircraft
Washington State has passed a bill imposing a 10% tax on the sale and use of noncommercial aircraft valued over $500,000, effective April 1, 2026.
FAA Extends Boeing’s Delegated Inspection Program Amid Safety Improvements
The FAA has extended Boeing’s Organization Designation Authorization (ODA) for another three years, allowing a designated unit within the company to continue performing certain safety functions.
Balloon’s Transatlantic Flight Cut Short With Precautionary Landing
Three crew members are safe after a transatlantic hydrogen balloon flight was cut short due to a suspected gas leak.
FAA Faces Staffing Crisis Amid Wave Of Departures
More than 1,200 employees—including senior leaders and technical experts—are leaving, raising concerns about the agency’s ability to maintain key safety and regulatory functions.
FAA Issues Airworthiness Concern Sheet on Some Twin Commanders
Alert is a follow-up to a 1995 Airworthiness Directive on structural issues.
