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Gulfstream G800 Receives FAA and EASA Type Certification, Expands Range

Gulfstream's G800 has secured type certification from both the FAA and EASA, marking a significant step for the ultra-long-range business jet. Originally planned for 8,000 nm, its range has been extended to 8,200 nm, reinforcing its position in the competitive high-performance aviation market.

2025-04-16T09:52:41.421767-07:00

Associated Press

FAA Steps In: Emergency Grounding of NYC Helicopter Tour Firm After Fatal Crash

2025-04-14T18:44:06.283688-07:00

Associated Press

Senator Schumer Calls for Shutdown of Helicopter Tour Operations Following Hudson River Crash

2025-04-13T11:06:05.596901-07:00

Reuters

American Airlines Jets Clip Wings at Reagan National Airport

2025-04-10T11:32:53.791712-07:00

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FlightGlobal

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DOT Initiates Review of FAA's Boeing 737 Max Smoke Issue Handling The US Department of Transportation's top inspector will review the FAA's decision on an engine issue causing smoke to inundate Boeing 737 Max cockpits. This comes as Boeing develops a software fix due by 2026 to address the problem, which has drawn significant industry and regulatory attention.

2025-04-16T16:38:42.321409-07:00

DOT Initiates Review of FAA's Boeing 737 Max Smoke Issue Handling

AINonline

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Gulfstream G800 Receives FAA and EASA Type Certification, Expands Range Gulfstream's G800 has secured type certification from both the FAA and EASA, marking a significant step for the ultra-long-range business jet. Originally planned for 8,000 nm, its range has been extended to 8,200 nm, reinforcing its position in the competitive high-performance aviation market.

2025-04-16T09:52:41.421767-07:00

Gulfstream G800 Receives FAA and EASA Type Certification, Expands Range

Flying Magazine

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Aviation Coalition Seeks FAA Funding Immunity from Government Shutdowns The aviation industry has urged lawmakers to ensure FAA funding is exempt from government shutdowns, aiming to safeguard the National Airspace System (NAS) from disruptions. This move comes amid increasing concerns about the FAA's capacity to maintain operational efficiency and safety under budgetary constraints.

2025-04-16T08:06:31.019697-07:00

Aviation Coalition Seeks FAA Funding Immunity from Government Shutdowns

FreightWaves

Transair Set to Resume Hawaiian Cargo Operations After FAA Decision Transair, a Hawaiian cargo operator, is resuming operations after a legal victory against the FAA's attempt to revoke its operating certificate. This marks a critical recovery step after the 2021 accident and highlights the complexities of aviation regulatory processes.

2025-04-15T05:48:59.103490-07:00

Transair Set to Resume Hawaiian Cargo Operations After FAA Decision

Associated Press

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FAA Steps In: Emergency Grounding of NYC Helicopter Tour Firm After Fatal Crash The FAA issued an emergency order grounding New York Helicopter Charter Inc. after a crash in the Hudson River killed six. The company's operations were halted following the firing of its director of operations, raising concerns about internal safety practices.

2025-04-14T18:44:06.283688-07:00

FAA Steps In: Emergency Grounding of NYC Helicopter Tour Firm After Fatal Crash

Reuters

FAA Investigates Delta 737-900 Engine Issue Report The Federal Aviation Administration has launched an investigation following a report by Delta Air Lines crew about an engine issue on their Boeing 737-900 flight. The incident, which occurred on a Monday, underscores ongoing concerns surrounding engine reliability and safety protocols in Boeing aircraft.

2025-04-14T16:52:17.440432-07:00

FAA Investigates Delta 737-900 Engine Issue Report

AVweb

FAA Plans to Retire FSS Radio Network Following 99% Drop in Usage The FAA is proposing to dismantle its Flight Service Station (FSS) radio network, citing a 99% decrease in call volume over the past two decades. This move reflects the shift towards more modern communication technologies and the need to streamline operations.

2025-04-13T22:12:12.470225-07:00

FAA Plans to Retire FSS Radio Network Following 99% Drop in Usage

Associated Press

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Senator Schumer Calls for Shutdown of Helicopter Tour Operations Following Hudson River Crash Senator Chuck Schumer urges the revocation of permits for a helicopter tour company after a fatal crash in the Hudson River claims six lives. Amidst growing safety concerns, this call for action highlights the need for stricter regulations and oversight in helicopter operations.

2025-04-13T11:06:05.596901-07:00

Senator Schumer Calls for Shutdown of Helicopter Tour Operations Following Hudson River Crash

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