The Latest Breaking News from FAA

SpaceX is targeting as soon as Oct. 13 for the next launch of its Starship Super Heavy megarocket, but it all hinges on approval from the FAA, which says to expect the flight in "late November."

Tragic medical helicopter crash in Owenton, Kentucky claims three crew members' lives. Investigations underway by NTSB and FAA.

The FAA determined that 105 of 138 systems were either unsustainable or potentially unsustainable, according to a government watchdog report.

The U.S. FAA gave SpaceX's Falcon 9 the green light to return to flight on Monday.

Cabin crew reported smoke in the cockpit mid-flight

Facing shortages and close-call collisions, the government is making it easier for graduates to become air traffic controllers.

Toyota has injected a second round of funding into Joby Aviation, one of the leading figures in electric vertical take-off and landing craft for public transport.

Boeing shares have slumped 20% over the past year.

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration is investigating the uncontrolled reentry of part of a Falcon 9 rocket that delivered passengers to the International Space Station in a capsule that will return stranded astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams to Earth next year.

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration is requiring an investigation of the anomaly a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket experienced during the Crew-9 astronaut launch on Sept. 28.

National Transportation Safety Board says operators could be unaware of components that may pose safety risks