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Midair Collision Near DCA Involves American Eagle CRJ-700 and Black Hawk

American Eagle Flight 5342, operated by PSA Airlines with a CRJ-700, collided with a U.S. Army Black Hawk helicopter over the Potomac River, causing significant casualties. The crash occurred on the approach to Ronald Reagan National Airport, highlighting airspace congestion concerns.

2025-01-29T18:49:15.883766-08:00

Flying Magazine

FAA Finalizes Rules for eVTOL Air Taxis, Paving Way for U.S. Operations

2024-10-22T10:01:28.630092-07:00

Aviation Week

Textron Launches Gen3 Cessna Citation Jets with Innovative Avionics

2024-10-21T05:03:21.332703-07:00

Wall Street Journal

Chris Rocheleau Named Acting FAA Administrator After Fatal Collision

2025-01-30T08:50:01.381416-08:00

NBAA-BACE News Timeline

GlobalAir.com

NBAA-BACE Launches Military Connect to Channel Veterans into Business Aviation At the NBAA-BACE annual convention, NBAA is rolling out Military Connect, a daylong career event designed to bridge military veterans with business aviation employers. Sessions will cover career pathways, skill development and networking through panels, workshops and face-to-face meetings with operators seeking mission-ready talent.

2025-08-05T11:39:57.159576-07:00

NBAA-BACE Launches Military Connect to Channel Veterans into Business Aviation

GlobalAir.com

Industry Groups Oppose NYC's Restriction on Heliport Operations A coalition led by the NBAA is challenging New York City's proposed restriction to allow only electric-powered helicopters at city heliports. Industry leaders argue the measure is ill-informed and calls for investments in existing vertical aviation infrastructure instead.

2025-04-22T11:44:11.978992-07:00

Industry Groups Oppose NYC's Restriction on Heliport Operations

Aviation Week

AI Integration Boosts Competitiveness in Charter Operations At the NBAA's 2025 Schedulers & Dispatchers Conference, industry experts discussed how leveraging Artificial Intelligence can optimize charter operations, leading to increased efficiency and competitive advantage. AI technology supports better resource allocation, scheduling accuracy, and personalized service in the charter aviation sector.

2025-03-31T07:08:20.770323-07:00

AI Integration Boosts Competitiveness in Charter Operations

Reuters

FAA Enhances Privacy for Private Aircraft Owners The Federal Aviation Administration has implemented measures allowing private aircraft owners to withhold personal information from public databases. This initiative follows privacy concerns and legislative approval, aiming to protect owners' identities and track their aircraft discreetly.

2025-03-28T11:29:55.882736-07:00

FAA Enhances Privacy for Private Aircraft Owners

AINonline

NBAA Honors GAMA's Pete Bunce for Decades of Leadership Pete Bunce, GAMA's president and CEO, was recognized by the NBAA for his outstanding contributions to industry leadership and advocacy. As he retires, the legacy he leaves behind reflects a strong commitment to advancing aviation interests.

2025-03-25T10:03:55.424793-07:00

NBAA Honors GAMA's Pete Bunce for Decades of Leadership

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Trump Nominates Bryan Bedford to Lead FAA Amidst Safety Concerns President Donald Trump has nominated Republic Airways CEO Bryan Bedford to serve as the Federal Aviation Administration Administrator. The nomination comes at a critical time with the FAA facing increased scrutiny following a series of safety incidents and workforce challenges.

2025-03-17T15:07:43.509791-07:00

Trump Nominates Bryan Bedford to Lead FAA Amidst Safety Concerns

Aviation Week

Business Aviation Navigates Shifting U.S. Tariff Policies Rapid changes in U.S. tariff policies create uncertainty for business aviation, as industry leaders scramble to address challenges in identifying aircraft origins amidst a global supply chain. Stakeholders are bracing for potential impacts, highlighting the complexity of current geopolitical dynamics on aviation operations.

2025-03-12T04:50:35.151730-07:00

Business Aviation Navigates Shifting U.S. Tariff Policies

GlobalAir.com

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US DOT Launches Plan to Boost ATC Hiring and Salaries The U.S. Transportation Department, under Secretary Sean Duffy, introduces measures to address air traffic controller shortages. Key initiatives include a 30% salary increase for recruits and a streamlined five-step hiring process, expected to cut hiring time by over four months.

2025-02-28T07:09:28.800506-08:00

US DOT Launches Plan to Boost ATC Hiring and Salaries

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