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.
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FAA Preemptively Clears Airspace For SpaceX Launch
Aircraft operators have been warned to steer clear of a 1600-nm hazard area when the ninth Starship test launches.
DOJ May Drop MAX Charges Against Boeing
Boeing may escape criminal prosecution with a financial assistance and regulation compliance plan.
Denver Air Traffic Outage Under FAA Investigation
The incident follows two recent radar and radio failures at a Newark-area facility, raising concerns about air traffic system reliability.
DOT Unveils Plans To Overhaul Air Traffic Control System
The Department of Transportation announced a major overhaul of the nation’s air traffic control system, aiming to modernize aging infrastructure, enhance safety and reduce delays.
ATC Plan To Be Unveiled Thursday
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy says it will “radically transform” the system.
United Urges FAA To Require Slots At Newark
Most flights in and out of Newark Liberty Airport were delayed or canceled on Sunday.
Politicians Call For End To Unnecessary DCA Black Hawk Flights
Black Hawk activity prompts go-arounds; politicians want more restrictions at DCA.
DOT Unveils New Incentives To Boost ATC Workforce
The U.S. Department of Transportation unleashed new incentives to strengthen the air traffic controller workforce.
FAA Mandates 100LL Availability For Airport Improvement Program
The FAA is proposing updates to its Airport Improvement Program grant assurances, including a new requirement that federally funded airports continue offering 100LL fuel.
