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Delta CRJ900 Flips in Toronto Landing, Injuring 18

A Delta Air Lines CRJ900 flipped upside down after crash landing at Toronto Pearson International Airport in icy conditions. Out of the 80 passengers and crew, 18 were injured, with three sustaining critical injuries. The flight originated from Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport.

2025-02-17T12:05:13.266898-08:00

AeroTime

Trump Administration Cuts Hundreds of FAA Staff Post DC Crash

2025-02-17T07:28:25.174885-08:00

Bloomberg

Learjet 35A Collides with Gulfstream G200 at Scottsdale, 1 Dead

2025-02-10T16:08:39.437558-08:00

Reuters

Japan Airlines 787 Strikes Parked Delta 737 in Seattle

2025-02-05T12:56:42.865082-08:00

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Politico

SpaceX and DOGE to Expand FAA Collaboration SpaceX and DOGE are planning to enhance their collaboration with the FAA by developing solutions aimed at maintaining open and safe airspace. This move indicates a significant strategic alignment between the organizations, aiming to integrate advancements in aerospace technology.

2025-02-21T18:10:28.093158-08:00

SpaceX and DOGE to Expand FAA Collaboration

dronelife.com

CDA Supports Kratsios Amid FAA Cuts, OSTP Leadership Crucial With FAA job cuts and regulatory uncertainties troubling the drone sector, the Commercial Drone Alliance endorses Kratsios for the OSTP Director position, emphasizing leadership stability at a pivotal regulatory time.

2025-02-21T13:57:36.704345-08:00

CDA Supports Kratsios Amid FAA Cuts, OSTP Leadership Crucial

Associated Press

DC Plane Crash Victim's Family Seeks $250M from FAA, Army The family of a man killed in a midair collision involving a passenger jet and a U.S. Army helicopter near Washington, D.C. has filed a $250 million claim against the FAA and the Army. Legal actions highlight ongoing concerns about aviation safety protocols.

2025-02-21T05:01:28.217036-08:00

DC Plane Crash Victim's Family Seeks $250M from FAA, Army

revolution.aero

Southern Company Secures First US Part 91 Exemption for BVLOS Southern Company has achieved a milestone as the first US utility to obtain a Part 91 exemption allowing beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) operations. This significant approval by the FAA marks a breakthrough for utility companies seeking innovative aviation solutions.

2025-02-20T20:17:06.219968-08:00

Southern Company Secures First US Part 91 Exemption for BVLOS

Ars Technica

FAA Nears Decision on Starship's Next Flight The FAA is close to completing its investigation into the recent Starship breakup. A resolution is anticipated shortly, potentially allowing SpaceX Starship to be cleared for another flight soon, pending any regulatory findings.

2025-02-20T14:04:29.270275-08:00

FAA Nears Decision on Starship's Next Flight

AINonline

Archer Aviation Gains FAA Approval for eVTOL Pilot Training Program Archer Aviation has received FAA certification to establish its pilot training academy, advancing its plans for commercial air taxi services. This milestone allows Archer to begin assembling a team of pilots for their future fleet of eVTOL aircraft.

2025-02-20T05:17:35.938395-08:00

Archer Aviation Gains FAA Approval for eVTOL Pilot Training Program

alaskabeacon.com

FAA Withdraws from Alaska Aviation Safety Groups The Federal Aviation Administration has decided to withdraw its participation from Alaska safety groups, including the Aviation Weather Working Group. This move may impact the region’s collaborative efforts focused on enhancing aviation safety, particularly in challenging weather and geographical conditions.

2025-02-19T23:07:19.879002-08:00

FAA Withdraws from Alaska Aviation Safety Groups

politico.eu

Musk's FAA Takeover Alarms European Aviation Sector Elon Musk's acquisition of U.S. air traffic control has European industry officials concerned about the implications for international airspace governance. The move is perceived as a bold expansion of Musk's influence in global aviation, prompting widespread unease about future operational impacts.

2025-02-19T10:06:18.351018-08:00

Musk's FAA Takeover Alarms European Aviation Sector

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