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Aerobatic Pilot Rob Holland Dies in Fatal Crash at Langley AFB

Renowned aerobatic pilot Rob Holland tragically died in a crash while preparing for the Air Power Over Hampton Roads airshow at Langley Air Force Base, Virginia. The incident involved an MX Aircraft MXS during a landing attempt, prompting an NTSB investigation into the crash circumstances.

2025-04-24T14:56:48.959815-07:00

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IndiGo Appoints Former FAA Head Mike Whitaker as Independent Director

2025-04-24T02:40:01.574719-07:00

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Delta Air Lines Airbus A330 Evacuated in Orlando After Engine Fire

2025-04-21T09:30:52.352745-07:00

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FAA Initiates Safety Overhaul at Las Vegas Airport Following Midair Collision Concerns

2025-04-22T14:56:06.890819-07:00

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FAA Head of Commercial Space Takes Early Retirement Amid Industry Changes The Federal Aviation Administration's head of commercial space is among those taking an early retirement, reflecting shifting dynamics within the agency. The decision comes as the FAA navigates budgetary constraints and operational adjustments, potentially affecting the U.S. commercial space sector's regulatory and strategic framework.

2025-04-24T16:16:13.432524-07:00

FAA Head of Commercial Space Takes Early Retirement Amid Industry Changes

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Aerobatic Pilot Rob Holland Dies in Fatal Crash at Langley AFB Renowned aerobatic pilot Rob Holland tragically died in a crash while preparing for the Air Power Over Hampton Roads airshow at Langley Air Force Base, Virginia. The incident involved an MX Aircraft MXS during a landing attempt, prompting an NTSB investigation into the crash circumstances.

2025-04-24T14:56:48.959815-07:00

Aerobatic Pilot Rob Holland Dies in Fatal Crash at Langley AFB

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FAA Revokes Controversial Medical Denial Plan for Pilots The FAA has decided to abandon its plan to deny incomplete medical applications for pilots, opting instead to collaborate with aviation groups to streamline the certification process. This move aims to ease concerns within the aviation community and improve the medical certification process for pilots.

2025-04-24T11:48:54.446397-07:00

FAA Revokes Controversial Medical Denial Plan for Pilots

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Renowned Aerobatic Pilot Rob Holland Dies in Langley AFB Crash Renowned aerobatic pilot Rob Holland died after the MX Aircraft MXS he was flying crashed near Langley Air Force Base in Hampton, Virginia. The incident, occurring days before the Air Power Over Hampton Roads air show, prompted an NTSB investigation, with officials confirming the aircraft involved was non-military.

2025-04-24T10:45:58.980041-07:00

Renowned Aerobatic Pilot Rob Holland Dies in Langley AFB Crash

Flying Magazine

Embry-Riddle Accelerates Pathways to Air Traffic Control Careers with FAA Partnership Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University has launched an accelerated program in collaboration with the FAA, offering students a fast-track entry into air-traffic control careers. This initiative aims to address ongoing ATC staffing shortages by speeding up training and placement processes for aspiring controllers.

2025-04-24T07:00:35.903000-07:00

Embry-Riddle Accelerates Pathways to Air Traffic Control Careers with FAA Partnership

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IndiGo Appoints Former FAA Head Mike Whitaker as Independent Director Indian airline IndiGo has appointed Mike Whitaker, former U.S. Federal Aviation Administration chief, as an independent director on its board. This strategic move by InterGlobe Aviation, IndiGo's parent company, is pending regulatory and shareholder approval and was disclosed in a recent SEC filing.

2025-04-24T02:40:01.574719-07:00

IndiGo Appoints Former FAA Head Mike Whitaker as Independent Director

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FAA Advances Operational Efficiency at Major U.S. Airports The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) reports significant progress in enhancing operational efficiency at key U.S. airports. These improvements come amid mounting challenges such as staffing shortages and increasing demands for airspace usage due to frequent commercial and space launches.

2025-04-23T11:29:01.835470-07:00

FAA Advances Operational Efficiency at Major U.S. Airports

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Texas A&M University to Lead FAA's Advanced Aviation Technologies Center The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has appointed Texas A&M University System to manage the new Center for Advanced Aviation Technologies. Announced by U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy and Senator Ted Cruz, the center aims to foster innovation in aviation technology from its Texas base.

2025-04-23T10:04:00.116127-07:00

Texas A&M University to Lead FAA's Advanced Aviation Technologies Center

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