FAA and Regs
Court Orders FAA To Explain Mental Health Drug Denial
Judges want to know why some effective antidepressants can’t be used by pilots.
FAA Q&A Lays Down The Law On Banning 100LL
Wording leaves little doubt as to complying with terms of the Reauthorization Act of 2024.
FAA Pick’s Commercial Rating Claim Questioned
Bryan Bedford appeared before the Senate Commerce Committee last week.
FAA Administrator Nominee Appears at Senate Committee Hearing
A pilot and experienced airline executive, Bryan Bedford earned endorsement from GA advocacy groups.
Judge Denies G100UL Motion
Court rules it’s “premature” to force the sale of unleaded avgas in California
United A320 Cuts Off SkyWest CRJ 200 At San Francisco
Planes were only a few seconds apart on departure.
FAA Extends Boeing’s Delegated Inspection Program Amid Safety Improvements
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.
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.
