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Close Calls and the New York Times: What You Need to Know
The U.S. aviation system is the safest in the world, but one close call is one too many. The FAA and the aviation community are pursuing a goal of zero serious close calls.How Does That Work? 2023 Fisk Facts FAA Air Traffic Control at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh - FISK FACTS
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FAA Extends Flexibility for Airlines in New York, Continues to Urge Use of Larger Aircraft
The FAA will allow airlines flexibility on slot usage requirements for airports in the New York City area through Oct. 28, 2023.FAA Proposes $90K Against Woods Aviation LLC., for Alleged Drug and Alcohol Testing Violations
FAA alleges the Maryland-based company failed to adequately test eight of its employeesFAA Refers More Unruly Passenger Cases to FBI
Brings total referrals to over 270 cases since 2021FAA Adds Senior Labor Policy Advisor to Support Administrator, Deputy Administrator
Will Be First Labor Advisor for Head FAA LeadershipFAA Proposes Rule to Enhance Safety and Performance of Light Sport Aircraft
Allows for Larger Cabin Spaces and Increased Fuel CapacityFAA Offers Funding to Inspire Students to Become Pilots or Maintenance Technicians
Aviation Workforce Development Grant Applications Accepted until August 16thIt’s Not Too Late to Register for the 2023 FAA Drone Symposium and Advanced Air Mobility Summit
WASHINGTON — Don’t wait! There’s still time to register for the 8th annual Drone Symposium and the first-ever Advanced Air Mobility Summit in August.
The two events held by the FAA and the Association for Uncrewed Vehicle Systems International (AUVSI) will take place from Aug. 1-3 at the Baltimore Convention Center.
The back-to-back conferences will focus on how the FAA continues to safely integrate drones into the national airspace and how...