FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford talks about the future of flight. "As a pilot with more than three decades in this industry, I know firsthand the weight of our shared responsibility."

From the flight deck of a Boeing 747 to the cutting edge of advanced air mobility, Laurie Armetta’s aviation journey is driven by a profound love for aircraft and an unwavering commitment to safety.

FAA update on disclosing a mental health condition and treatment.

Remote pilots may not operate over people, for any duration, unless they have a category-compliant drone or a waiver. Learn how to avoid swift consequences from the FAA, alongside potential state and local law enforcement interventions.

When it comes to safety and maintenance efficiency, one key aspect is the ability to accurately diagnose and address aircraft faults. Understanding new technologies in aircraft system diagnosis methods and airplane fault detection techniques is crucial for ensuring reliable and safe operations.

SMS implementation marks a deliberate move toward a proactive, data-driven approach to helicopter safety. It formalizes processes to ensure hazards are identified early and addressed systematically rather than reactively.

Access to useful machine intelligence tools has never been more widespread, and these tools are becoming increasingly useful by the day. They are being used more and more in place of search engines and for researching topics by some users. What does that mean in the aviation world?

Let’s look at some of the ways building a brand-new air traffic control system will help increase GA safety across the nation. The FAA’s deployment of a Brand New Air Traffic Control System (BNATCS) is bringing modern tools and tech to air traffic controllers while strengthening the reliability and sustainability of U.S. aviation infrastructure.

The FAA's Emerging Technologies Division serves as one of the agency's primary architects for normalizing advanced operations and new entrants. Learn about the division’s complex yet vital mission is to ensure innovation flourishes without compromising a century of American safety standards.

Propulsion technology in GA has advanced less rapidly than in commercial aviation, but with new technologies on the horizon, general performance may be changing to our benefit. Learn how new and different form factors may now move from science fiction to science fact.