The Latest Breaking News from FAA

Families that lost loved ones in two crashes of Boeing 737 Max jetliners may be getting their last chance to demand the American aerospace company’s criminal prosecution

The push for more controllers comes after the FAA ended this past fiscal year around 3,900 controllers short of its target numbers

A midair collision between two small aircraft at an airport in Colorado has reportedly resulted in the death of one person.

New Jersey’s governor is asking federal officials to impose restrictions on nonessential helicopter flights in his state after a New York City sightseeing helicopter broke apart in midair in April, killing six people

Delta ends Austin-Midland route in Nov 2025, joining American in slashing flights as demand dips, impacting travelers and Austin's economy.

The National Transportation Safety Board said Wednesday that shortly after an airliner made an aggressive maneuver to avoid colliding with a B-52 last month over North Dakota, the bomber nearly collided with a small private plane as it flew past the Minot airport

American Airlines Flight 357 on Saturday was diverted “following reports of smoke from a customer’s device,” officials said.

Archer Aviation's recent flight milestones and strategic defense acquisitions are fueling a surge in investor confidence.

The FAA has closed its investigation into SpaceX's Starship failure this spring and given the green light for Starship Flight Test 10 to proceed this weekend.

Warren Buffett might have his mystery stock, but in the futuristic skies of electric air taxis, the mystery is which U.S. eVTOL player — Joby Aviation Inc (NYSE:JOBY) or Archer Aviation Inc (NYSE:ACHR) — will cross the Federal Aviation Administration finish line first, and who will dominate the early market.

US president is pushing an ‘end run around’ on safeguards, risking harm to wildlife, air and water, attorney says