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The FAA is seeking industry input on technology capable of detecting and locating radio frequency interference across the National Airspace System. According to an FAA notice,…

Opinion: Proposed FAA Rule For Overland Supersonic Flights Misses Mark | Aviation Week Skip to main content Dan Rutherford October 02, 2026 Boom Supersonic has welcomed…

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is preparing a new safety review of a software problem affecting some Boeing 737 MAX aircraft as certification of the 737…

A business and general aviation airport in the Dallas, Texas area has received the green light to position itself for a larger role in regional transportation.The…

Fifteen US states and Harris County, Texas, have challenged the Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) environmental review of commercial drone deliveries in federal court, as residents in…

Epic Aircraft, the manufacturer of high-performance, single-engine turboprops, announced Wednesday that the FAA has certified Garmin Autoland for the E1000 AX. Autoland is designed to make…

Legacy Cessna Citations, while two-pilot certified, have carried single-pilot exemptions since the 1980s, which greatly enhanced their utility. That backdoor entrance into a value jet for…

Pushback to the FAA’s sudden and unexpected move to halt single-pilot operations in certain models of Cessna Citation jets continued this week, with the Aircraft Owners…

The FAA is bringing airport executives, airlines, operators and investment firms together Tuesday to examine expanded use of private capital for airport development, particularly at small…

The FAA has proposed a new rule that would relax oxygen mask requirements for Part 135 and 91 operations, arguing that the changes would save operators…