FAA final rule moves US cockpit voice recorders from 2 hours to 25 on newly built aircraft, improving investigations and raising privacy and retrofit costs.
The preliminary report from the National Transportation Safety Board also concluded that while an experienced pilot was at the controls, the person sitting in the right seat wasn’t qualified to be ...
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These Are the Strict Rules U.S. Airlines Enforce to Ensure Pilots Are Reporting for Flights Sober
Despite the eight-hour rule, some airlines require pilots to have a longer “bottle-to-throttle” wait time. This includes ...
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Another ATC crisis? US airlines demand controller pay as government enters partial shutdown
These controllers work some of the nation's hardest jobs.
Wisk, backed by Boeing, is pursuing autonomous eVTOLs, posing a threat to Joby and Archer.
The FAA finalizes a long-anticipated rule requiring cockpit voice recorders on U.S. airliners to capture at least 25h of audio.
The Federal Aviation Administration is shut down — less than three months after the last spending interruption prompted an ...
The Transportation Security Administration is imposing a fee for travelers who try to fly without a Real ID or another ...
Pueblo resident Jim Spitzer has a message for young people who want an in-demand career that crosses industries and comes ...
IndyCar is on board. Trump signed an executive order Friday instructing his administration to launch the race in August with D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser, who said she's "thrilled" about it.
The electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) market offers huge upside potential, but also downside risk.
Multiple issues, including failure of some instruments and decreasing visibility conditions, occurred in the minutes leading up to the Statesville plane crash that killed seven people in December, ...
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