Bipartisan Senate Bill Targets Airport Surface Safety
The Runway SAFE-T Act is aimed at reducing runway incursions through better airport vehicle training and safety technology.
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Military GPS Jamming Under Scrutiny In Fatal New Mexico Medevac Accident
A military GPS jamming exercise is under scrutiny as investigators examine whether it contributed to the fatal crash of a medevac King Air in New Mexico.
FAA Investigates Marine One Separation Near DCA
Flights continued at Reagan National during the presidential helicopter’s departure from Washington.
Elixir, Turbotech Move Turbine Trainer Toward Certification
The companies are targeting EASA and FAA approval and a 2030 entry into service.
Congress Targets AAM Certification Timelines
The Aviation Innovation and Global Competitiveness Act would require the FAA to publish a certification plan and expected time ranges for advanced aircraft projects.
NBAA Seeks Data on Bahamas Retroactive Operator Fees
The association is organizing an advocacy effort as some operators receive bills for flights dating to 2021.
FAA Reviews Cannabis Fitness Standards
Existing prohibitions remain in place while the agency studies impairment and return-to-duty standards.
Carbon Cub UL Flies From Idaho to Poland
The 6,900-nautical-mile delivery included a nearly seven-hour leg from Iceland to Scotland.
FAA Certifies Boeing 737 MAX 7
Approval clears the smallest MAX variant for commercial service after a certification program that began in 2018.
First UK-Built Islander in Nearly 60 Years Rolls Out
The BN2B-26 will undergo ground testing before delivery to the Falkland Islands Government Air Service.
