Transportation Department Clarifies New Rule on Airline Refunds

Passengers will be entitled to refunds in certain situations for canceled or significantly changed flights. The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) finalized a rule in April 2024 to…

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FAA Prepares for Record-Breaking Thanksgiving Travel

TSA anticipates 18.3 million air passengers between Tuesday and Sunday. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is predicting record air travel during this Thanksgiving season, expecting to process a…

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DOE Releases Report on Sustainable Aviation Fuel Scaling Challenges

Tracks research and development projects, and highlights next steps. The Department of Energy (DOE) has released its latest report on efforts to develop sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) in…

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FAA Suspends All Flights to Haiti

U.S. Embassy warns of gang violence and danger in that country. The Federal Aviation Administration issued a Notice to Airmen on Tuesday that prohibits U.S. civil aviation operations…

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Amazon Begins Drone Deliveries After FAA Approval

Phoenix metro area is the first to experience the Prime Air program. Amazon has begun to deliver certain items, weighing five pounds or less, in the area of…

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FAA Issues Final Rule for Air Taxis and Other Electric Aircraft

This is the last step required for introducing new type of aircraft to the public. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) issued its final rule outlining regulations for air…

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District Judge Presses DOJ Officials on Terms of Boeing Plea Deal

The families of 346 dead passengers urge the judge to reject the agreement. District Judge Reed O’Connor pressed Department of Justice (DOJ) officials to explain the terms of…

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FAA Issues Safety Alert for Boeing 737 Rudder Malfunctions

Investigation into a recent incident raises concerns about manufacturing process. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) issued a safety alert this week, informing flight crews of a heightened risk…

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Transportation Department Fines Air Canada for Violating FAA Airspace Restrictions

The airline operated flights over restricted areas carrying United Airlines’ code. The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) has fined Air Canada $250,000 for operating flights in regions restricted…

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FAA Administrator Testifies Before Senate Investigations Subcommittee

Senate panel searches for link between Boeing failures and poor FAA oversight. Administrator Mike Whitaker of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) testified before the investigations subcommittee of the…

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