Air Force Receives Electric Air Taxi 

It can carry four passengers and fly up to 100 miles on a single charge.  Joby Aviation delivered the first electric air taxi to Edwards Air Force Base…

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USAF Falls Short of Pilot Training Goals Amid Persistent Challenges

The service is experiencing maintenance and staffing issues as well as other setbacks. The U.S. Air Force will likely miss its fiscal 2023 pilot training target by approximately…

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Smithsonian Displays First Rescue Vehicle at 9/11 Pentagon Attack

Aviation fire suppression vehicles are a crucial tool for first responders. This past weekend the Smithsonian unveiled their latest display piece in the National Air and Space Museum,…

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Representative Peltola’s Husband Dies in Plane Crash

He worked for Alaska’s Bureau of Indian Affairs.  Eugene Peltola, the husband of Representative Mary Peltola of Alaska, died Wednesday following an aircraft accident, the representative’s office said. …

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House Oversight Committee Investigates DOT’s Response to Safety Failures

The committee requested internal communications surrounding railroad and flight safety issues. Members of the majority in the House Oversight Committee recently wrote a letter to Transportation Secretary Pete…

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FAA Seeks to Reduce Airport Near Collisions

$121 million in funding will reconfigure airfields and add lights on taxiways. The Federal Aviation Administration announced that $121 million is being invested to reduce near collisions at…

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FAA Requires Secondary Barrier for New Airplane Flight Decks

The measure will prevent people from intruding while doors are open. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) published its final rule requiring new passenger airplanes to install secondary barriers…

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FAA Temporarily Cuts Minimum Airline Flight Requirements

Agency cites shortage of air traffic controller staffing levels. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced last week that they are temporarily cutting minimum flight requirements for airlines at…

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Commerce Committee to Look Into Southwest Airlines

Multiple thousands of flights were canceled in just 2 days. Chair of the Senate Commerce Committee, Senator Maria Cantwell of Washington, stated last week that they will be…

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U.S. Safety Officials to Review Hawaiian Airlines Flight

Extreme turbulence injured 36 people, and 20 were hospitalized. The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) announced that they would be investigating an incident of extreme turbulence on a…

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