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FAA Ends Single-Pilot Exemptions for Certain Cessna Citations | Aviation Week Skip to main content Molly McMillin September 25, 2026 Credit: Nigel Prevett / Aviation Week…

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is ending exemptions that allow pilots to fly certain older Cessna Citation jets alone in the United States, citing widespread training…

The Boeing 737 MAX 7 has finally received regulatory approval in the United States, but passengers may have to wait several more months before flying on…

The great state of Texas’ newest airport, McKinney National, has received its Airport Operating Certificate from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). Part 139 will allow the…

The FAA issued a record 11,103 new mechanic certificates in 2025, up 23.2% from the previous year, according to the new Pipeline Report from the Aviation…

The FAA is proposing changes to oxygen-mask requirements for pilots operating pressurized aircraft under Parts 91 and 135. The proposed rule, published Thursday, would allow pilots…

The FAA gave us two very different looks at air traffic control modernization this week. On Monday, the agency launched an artificial intelligence-supported system designed to…

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) determined that a planned 250-foot triumphal arch near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport will not pose a hazard to aircraft, but…

The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has begun using artificial intelligence to predict air traffic congestion and help managers adjust flights before delays spread through the…

The FAA needs stronger protections against aviation cybersecurity threats including spoofing and jamming, according to a new GAO report released Monday. The Government Accountability Office found…