United Airlines Unveils New Onboard Safety Video
Breitflyte reports: United Airlines has debuted a new onboard safety video featuring over a dozen team members that provide clear, easy-to-understand...
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Breitflyte reports: United Airlines has debuted a new onboard safety video featuring over a dozen team members that provide clear, easy-to-understand...
United Airlines has released a new safety video, coinciding with the FAA lifting safety audit restrictions, showcasing employees in soon-to-be-launched uniforms.
The FAA reauthorization bill has been passed, securing funding and bolstering aviation safety through to 2028, a critical milestone praised across the AAM sector, trade groups, and unions.
The recent FAA re-authorization bill complicates tracing aircraft ownership and flight paths, raising transparency concerns within the industry.
The Airline History Museum has lodged a formal complaint with the FAA concerning their lease agreement at Kansas City's Charles Wheeler Downtown Airport.
United Airlines has released a new safety video, coinciding with the FAA lifting safety audit restrictions, showcasing employees in soon-to-be-launched uniforms.
United Airlines has received FAA approval to add new aircraft and routes, even as the regulatory body continues its safety review following a series of incidents earlier this year.
The FAA reauthorization bill has been passed, securing funding and bolstering aviation safety through to 2028, a critical milestone praised across the AAM sector, trade groups, and unions.
The recent FAA re-authorization bill complicates tracing aircraft ownership and flight paths, raising transparency concerns within the industry.
The new FAA Reauthorization Act, signed by President Biden, allocates funding for increased air traffic controllers, safety inspectors, and aviation infrastructure improvements until September 2028.
The search for Boeing's new chief executive continues amidst a safety crisis and slumping share price. Board chair Steve Mollenkopf has sought feedback on CEO Calhoun's successor from investors and customers.
Following its FAA certification earlier this year, the Gulfstream G700 has now received type certification from the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), enabling further customer deliveries.
American Aerospace Technologies Inc. (AATI) has achieved a historic milestone with an FAA approval for their AiRanger drone, which exceeds the 55-pound weight limit, enabling new operational capabilities.
United Airlines can now expand its fleet and routes following the FAA’s decision to ease operational restrictions imposed due to safety concerns.
The bipartisan legislation, reauthorizing the FAA through 2028, mandates a notice of proposed rulemaking for BVLOS UAS operations within four months, significantly impacting the drone and AAM industries.
The FAA reauthorization bill includes provisions extending the moratorium on regulating the safety of commercial spaceflight occupants through the end of the year.
The US House has passed a significant FAA reauthorization bill aimed at enhancing aviation safety, passenger protections, and airport infrastructure. The legislation now moves to President Biden's desk for final approval ahead of the deadline.
Gulfstream's G700 has received type certification from the European Union Aviation Safety Agency. This follows its FAA certification, marking a significant milestone in the jet's international approval and paving the way for deliveries.
New legislation mandates measures to increase the privacy of private jet data, mitigating concerns of public exposure linked to high-profile individuals.
The new legislation, supported by President Biden, funds federal aviation programs for the next five years, ensuring new passenger protections, additional routes, and the continued expansion of TSA facial recognition programs.
Former President Donald Trump's Boeing 757 clipped a parked private jet at West Palm Beach International Airport after landing, per FAA reports. No injuries were reported in the incident.
New federal data reveals that despite increased hiring efforts last year, the FAA remains significantly understaffed with 3,000 fewer air traffic controllers than needed at stations nationwide.
The DOJ has flagged Boeing for not adhering to a compliance program aimed at preventing future violations, a requirement from their 2021 agreement following the 737 MAX issues.
The FAA's environmental impact study could greenlight SpaceX's ambition for up to 44 Starship launches annually from Florida, marking a significant expansion.
Renewed scrutiny faces the Federal Aviation Administration as it navigates the fallout from Boeing's recent aerospace challenges, following two significant accidents.
The FAA's upcoming EIS will evaluate the potential environmental ramifications of SpaceX’s Starship-Super Heavy launch activities at Kennedy Space Center.
Following Senate approval, President Biden utilized autopen to sign a crucial one-week FAA program extension, as confirmed by the White House.
Aiming to accelerate its Mars mission, SpaceX plans a Florida launch facility capable of supporting up to 44 Starship launches each year.
In a significant legislative move, the FAA's reauthorization was passed by the Senate, marking the resolution of the contentious DCA slot allocation debate.
In an unprecedented recognition, the FAA bestows the Wright Brothers Master Pilot Award on Claudia Simpson Jones and Graham Simpson, marking a rare sibling achievement in aviation.
The FAA's supervision of United Airlines' maintenance operations is set for audit due to several recent incidents, highlighting potential oversight issues.
In a move to prevent a disruption in aviation funding, the U.S. Congress has approved a one-week extension for FAA operations while the Senate works on a long-term authorization plan.
Republican Senator Dan Sullivan publicly challenges the FAA Reauthorization Act's provisions mandating unleaded aviation fuel, attributing the push to Biden's administration and Democratic policymakers.
Tecnam's P-Mentor, a single-piston two-seat trainer aircraft, receives full Part 23 type certification from the FAA, paving the way for U.S. deliveries.
NFL teams rally on Capitol Hill for legislative support to combat unwanted drone flyovers at games, spotlighting security concerns at large public gatherings.
In a recent memo, the FAA has postponed its original 90-day plan for implementing rest rule changes for air traffic controllers, signaling a shift in its approach to managing controller fatigue.
In an ambitious push, companies developing electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft are accelerating efforts to secure FAA certification as investment tightens.
In response to critical workforce shortages, the FAA explores diverse strategies to enhance its air traffic controller staffing levels.
In a bipartisan effort, U.S. lawmakers have fine-tuned aviation legislation to ensure passengers receive automatic refunds for cancelled or significantly delayed flights, prioritizing consumer rights.
The FAA reauthorization bill is set to allow Boeing an additional five years to produce 767 freighters, necessitating updates to the 787's fuselage in the process.
Efforts to pass the FAA reauthorization bill are intensifying, with lawmakers navigating amendments and non-germane hurdles to meet the looming deadline.
Securing FAA certification now enables the Gulfstream G600 to utilize airports demanding steep approach capabilities, enhancing operational versatility globally.
Due to FAA’s intensified quality inspections, Spirit AeroSystems confronts escalated cash burn, primarily driven by Boeing's decreased 737 MAX output below the regulatory ceiling.
To address fire safety concerns, the FAA announces special conditions for the Airbus A321XLR's innovative fuel tank, aiming for safer certification processes.
A new inquiry by the FAA into Boeing's 787 production looks into allegations of falsified inspection records, specifically around electrical safeguards.
Textron Aviation's Beechcraft Denali single-engine turboprop advances towards FAA certification, following a program update.
The inclusion of duloxetine, venlafaxine, and desvenlafaxine onto the FAA's conditionally approved list marks a significant update to medical guidelines for pilots.
A push to enhance federal and local powers for counteracting hazardous drones may advance through comprehensive FAA legislation.
Supply chain issues hamper the distribution of the first 100-octane unleaded Avgas approved by the FAA, affecting availability at fueling stations.
The FAA's newly issued SAIB highlights concerns over potential structural weaknesses in the wings of Revo Inc.'s amphibious aircraft, implicating several Lake and Colonial models.
A report by the Office of Inspector General highlights delays and challenges in the FAA's rollout of the Next Generation Air Transportation System.
A coalition of U.S. senators is advocating for tighter controls over the TSA's deployment of facial recognition tech, citing privacy and civil liberty concerns.
The U.S. Senate's initiation of debates on the FAA Reauthorization Act signals a crucial phase for the drone industry's regulatory landscape.
After completing its pre-production flight testing, Joby Aviation progresses to an advanced phase focusing on its electric air taxi's commercial readiness.