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.
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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.
Snowbirds Mark Final Season Of CT-114 Tutor
The Canadian Forces Snowbirds will retire the CT-114 Tutor after the 2026 airshow season.
NTSB: Tuesday Focuses On MD-11 Pylon Bearing Reports
Investigators questioned FAA, Boeing, UPS and maintenance witnesses on inspection and reporting processes.
FAA To Test Moving Contract Towers Into Agency Operation
Program begins with Bozeman Yellowstone International and Mesa Gateway.
FAA Opens $26 Million For Aviation Workforce Grants
Funding will support pilot, drone operator and maintenance technician training programs.
FAA Lowers Controller Staffing Target
Agency says revised model, scheduling tools will be used to address workforce needs.
FAA Calls For More Safety Inspectors, Engineers
Agency outlines 10-year staffing forecast for aviation safety oversight.
FAA Seeks Comment On Airport Grant Handbook Update
The draft would replace the current 2019 handbook and update AIP guidance for airport grants.
AOPA Elects Two New Trustees At Annual Meeting
Members also heard updates on finances, advocacy and proposed bylaw changes.
