FAA and Regs

Wording leaves little doubt as to complying with terms of the Reauthorization Act of 2024.

Bryan Bedford appeared before the Senate Commerce Committee last week.

A pilot and experienced airline executive, Bryan Bedford earned endorsement from GA advocacy groups.

Court rules it’s “premature” to force the sale of unleaded avgas in California

Planes were only a few seconds apart on departure.

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.

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.

Aircraft operators have been warned to steer clear of a 1600-nm hazard area when the ninth Starship test launches.

Boeing may escape criminal prosecution with a financial assistance and regulation compliance plan.

The incident follows two recent radar and radio failures at a Newark-area facility, raising concerns about air traffic system reliability.