Transportation Secretary Responds to 5G Delay

Verizon and AT&T have postponed some rollouts near airports.  Airline companies and aircraft manufacturers have been expressing concern about the use of 5G cellular communications near major airports.…

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FAA Warns Pilots of Weapon Fire at Ethiopian Capital

Calls on Americans to leave the troubled nation at the earliest opportunity. On Wednesday, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) released a warning to pilots flying to and from…

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FAA to Issue Safety Warnings Over 5G

Wireless service poses a potential interference threat to cockpit systems.  Federal Aviation Administration safety regulators are preparing to issue warnings to pilots and airlines about potential interference with…

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FAA Clears Commercial Passenger Space Flights

Virgin Galactic will launch customers into space from New Mexico. On Friday, the Federal Aviation Administration updated the license of Virgin Galactic, the rocketship company owned by Richard…

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Proposed Georgia Spaceport in Final Stages of Review

Environmental impact study issued last week. On the southeast coast of Georgia, Camden County has been seeking the construction of a U.S. commercial rocket launch pad since 2012.…

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NTSB Investigates Boeing 777 Jets

Boeing recommends grounding airliners with the same engines. United Airlines flight 328 from Denver International Airport to Honolulu, Hawaii, was forced to turn around shortly after takeoff after…

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FAA Allows More Drone Activity

Small drones will be allowed to fly over people and at night. The Federal Aviation Administration has given a significant step forward for the use of small drones…

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Boeing 737 MAX Cleared to Fly Again by FAA

Review process took 20 months. Air traffic regulators around the world grounded the Boeing 737 MAX in March 2019 after two major crashes killed a total of 346…

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House of Representatives Releases 737 Max Disasters Report

Findings hold Boeing and FAA accountable. On Wednesday, the House of Representatives released their findings in the cause of two Boeing 737 Max crashes that claimed the lives…

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Senate to Consider Aircraft Certification Reform

Bill could change how the FAA approves new airplanes. The Senate Commerce Committee has set September 16 for a hearing to consider legislation designed to strengthen U.S. oversight…

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