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FAA Extends Northeast ATC Staffing Relief
Controller staffing shortages continue to affect operations at several major airports.
AVweb•Matt Ryan23 JunFederal Aviation Administration — page 15
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FAA and NTSB investigate close call between Delta and American jets in Boston
Delta A319 performed a go-around as American Airlines aircraft departed from intersecting runway
Air Data News•Ricardo Meier23 Jun
San Francisco Airport Delays Are Now 4X Longer After FAA Banned Parallel Landings
The clocks keeps running out for flyers at SFO.
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FAA picks ASI for $875M AI-enabled airspace-management system
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has awarded Air Space Intelligence (ASI) a 12-year, $875 million contract to build…
AeroTime•Stephen Pope22 JunA
FAA Investigating Boston Logan Close Call
Delta flight performed a go-around as American Airlines aircraft departed from an intersecting runway.
AVweb•Matt Ryan22 JunTR
FAA Investigate Close Call Over Boston
A Delta Air Lines Flight had to perform an aborted landing to avoid an American Airlines jet at Logan International Airport (BOS), Boston. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is reportedly investigating the incident, which saw the two jets get within roughly 90 metres of one another, while the American Airlines plane was taking off. What […]
Travel Radar•Billy Stack22 Jun
FAA Investigates Near-Miss at Boston Logan Airport Involving Delta and American Flights
The FAA is investigating a serious incident at Boston Logan (BOS) involving a Delta A319 which was forced to conduct a go-around to avoid an American 737 taking off from an intersecting runway on 20 June.
AviationSource News•Len Varley21 JunA
FAA, EASA To Streamline Advanced Aviation Approvals
Agencies say regular leadership reviews will track certification pathways, flight deck automation and data-sharing work.
AVweb•Matt Ryan19 JunA
FAA SMART Airspace Tool Could Demo In September
The AI-supported platform is intended to help traffic managers find congestion earlier in the planning process.
AVweb•Matt Ryan19 JunAI
The MAX 10 Is Coming for Airbus’ Crown Jewel
The 737 MAX 10 is expected to achieve FAA certification this year . Now it becomes more important to consider
Air Insight•Addison Schonland19 Jun
FAA and EASA pledge deeper cooperation on aviation safety amid rapid innovation
As the industry enters a period of rapid technological change, America’s Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and the European…
AeroTime•Jean Carmela Lim19 Jun
Thunderstorm Ground Stop Caused 700+ Flight Delays At Chicago O'Hare
A powerful convective weather system moved across the Midwest, forcing the FAA to halt all inbound traffic at Chicago O'Hare International Airport.
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Scientists urge stronger radiation protections for flight crews
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) should strengthen how it tracks and explains cosmic radiation risks for pilots and…
AeroTime•Stephen Pope18 Jun
FAA To Introduce “New Flight Procedure” In San Francisco After Banning Parallel Landings
The FAA is working to keep safety high and improve efficiency at SFO.
Putnam, Oklahoma gets first Indra next-gen ATM radar as part of US replacement push
Indra Group USA announced the successful commissioning of the Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) first newly operational secondary radar, installed in Putnam, Oklahoma. This installation represents the first of 185 primary […]
Boeing nears certification of 737 MAX 7 and MAX 10 after years of delays
FAA and EASA officials say final approval process is approaching completion for the two remaining MAX variants
Air Data News•Ricardo Meier17 JunAI
MAX 7 & 10 – The End of FAA Bilateral Hegemony?
Reuters put out some very interesting news about the MAX 7 and MAX 10. Let’s go deeper than this good
Air Insight•Addison Schonland17 JunA
Hop-A-Jet Urges FAA To Expand Engine Corrosion Mandate
Hop-A-Jet is calling on the FAA to expand proposed CF34 engine inspection requirements and close what it describes as gaps in corrosion detection and reporting.
AVweb•Amelia Walsh17 JunA
FL Technics wins FAA approval for Punta Cana MRO
FL Technics has received approval from the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to begin providing MRO services for US carriers at its new facility in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic. The FAA issued the Part 145 Repair Station Certificate after a detailed, multi-stage review of the hangar, which is located in the Free Trade Zone next […]
AviTrader•Heike Tamm17 JunA
Electric Aircraft Symposium Returning To Oshkosh In July
The two-day event will cover electric aircraft development, infrastructure and FAA rulemaking.
AVweb•Matt Ryan16 Jun