Whistleblower Prompts FAA Medical Review Changes
FAA added medical officers and changed case management procedures after the disclosure.
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NOEMI Broadens Aircraft Platform Strategy
The company says future variants could include cargo, SAR and dual-use applications.
Electric Flight Demonstrations Finish In Florida
The companies reported up to nine electric aircraft legs per day during testing at Kissimmee Gateway Airport.
Bedford Pushes Back On ADS-B Fee Collection
FAA administrator says ADS-B was intended as a safety tool.
Oklahoma Approves Five-Year Airport Construction Plan
The $520 million program includes runway, terminal and hangar projects across the state.
NTSB Hearing Turns To MD-11 Pylon Design
FAA and Boeing witnesses discussed certification requirements, inspection thresholds and systems routed near the engine pylon.
Chesapeake Bay Seaplane Proposal Draws Pushback From Maryland Residents
Residents and boating groups are raising concerns about safety, congestion and noise on the busy Chesapeake Bay waterway.
FAA Releases 2026 Oshkosh NOTAM With Arrival Updates
The FAA has released the EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2026 NOTAM, detailing updated procedures for pilots flying into Wittman Regional Airport.
University Of Dubuque Adds Helicopter Pilot Pathway
The new helicopter-focused associate degree is aimed at streamlining pilot training and supporting rising demand across rotorcraft industries.
Whistleblower Hearing Begins In United Cockpit Breach Case
A former United Airlines captain claims she was fired after reporting a cockpit security violation involving a Colorado Rockies charter flight.
