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FAA Reaches 2023 Hiring Goal For Air Traffic Controllers
The administration has hired 1,500 air traffic controllers this year alone.
FAA Allows High-Altitude Flights Over Afghanistan
Flight operations should be safe as long as it is above FL 320.
FAA Proposes Airworthiness Directive Over Boeing 757 Frame Cracks
Cracks were found on the aircraft wings again.
FAA To Require A Second Barrier For Flight Deck Protection
The second barrier will ensure that the flight deck is protected from intrusion.
5G: FAA Proposes Airworthiness Directive Revision For Boeing 787 Aircraft
The FAA has proposed revising an airworthiness directive of February 16, 2022.
FAA Issues Safety Alert After A Series Of Near-Miss Incidents
Six near-miss incidents have occurred in the US since January.
United Airlines Faces Potential $1.1 Million Fine For Changes To Preflight Checks On Its Boeing 777s
United has 30 days to formally respond to the FAA.
Making History: FAA Extends Minimum Rest Period For Flight Attendants
Today's announcement is a victory of a battle that flight attendants have been fighting for decades.
Delta To Cut New York & Washington Flights Following FAA Slot Waiver
The FAA is allowing Delta to cut New York and Washington, DC, flights to minimize last-minute cancelations and airport congestion.
FAA: Nearly 8k Newly Certified Pilots Have Been Produced In The Last Year
ALPA says there is no pilot shortage.
The FAA Could Mandate Enhanced Aircraft Efficiency
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration wants your comments about a new rule to reduce aviation emissions.
Boeing 787 Plan Needed To Resume Deliveries Submitted To The FAA
Boeing is in a mess of its own making and is now in the hands of the FAA to decide when its 787s can be certified and delivered.
While Masks Are Gone The FAA Won’t Stop Prosecuting Unruly Flyers
The US Federal Aviation Administration will retain its Zero Tolerance policy, while Congress works to permanently ban unruly passengers.