FAA Investigates Marine One Separation Near DCA
Flights continued at Reagan National during the presidential helicopter’s departure from Washington.
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FAA Reviews Cannabis Fitness Standards
Existing prohibitions remain in place while the agency studies impairment and return-to-duty standards.
Bonanza Safety Group Targets Gear-Up Landings
The American Bonanza Society says gear-up landings and gear collapses frequently result in total losses.
NTSB Cites Airspeed, Weight in Bering Air Accident
The Caravan was operating nearly 1,000 pounds above its weight limit for flight in icing conditions before entering an aerodynamic stall.
Army Restores Solo Cross-Country Helicopter Training
Basic Warfighting Skills phase now includes instructor-free flights extending 50 to 100 nautical miles from Shell Army Heliport.
ATP Flight School Shortens Training Timeline
ATP Flight School has cut the timeline for its Airline Career Pilot Program by 25 percent.
Pilot Fatally Injured In Arizona Accident
Aircraft came to rest beyond the departure end of the runway at Chandler Municipal Airport.
FAA Proposes Streamlining Commercial Space Licensing
The FAA is proposing changes to streamline commercial space licensing and reduce regulatory delays as the U.S. commercial space industry continues to grow.
NTSB Presses Congress for DCA Safety Bill
The agency wants lawmakers to reconcile competing House and Senate measures after the August recess.
Pipistrel Unveils Voyager Trainer, Lands Launch Customer With Up to 50 Aircraft
Company says the model is intended for frequent instructor-student operations and can support training from the beginner level through more advanced phases.
