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U.S. Department of Transportation is Advancing Space Policy

WASHINGTON — Today, the White House National Space Council issued its National Space Policy, a coordinated process for developing and monitoring the implementation of America’s space policy and strategy. The U.S. Department of Transportation (the Department) is a critical partner and recognizes

FAA Statement on First Flight of COVID-19 Vaccine

Through Operation Warp Speed and careful logistics planning, the FAA supports the first mass air shipment of a vaccine.

FAA to Hold Dec. 2 Public Meeting for Space Florida Shuttle Landing Facility

Draft Environmental Assessment addresses proposed commercial space reentry operations at site.

FAA Offers Tips to Fly Healthy during the Holidays

Help Everyone Have a Safe Journey and Prevent the Spread of COVID-19

FAA To Begin Environmental Review at SpaceX Texas Launch Site

SpaceX proposes to launch Starship/Super Heavy from Boca Chica facility.

FAA Moving Forward to Enable Safe Integration of Drones

Drone companies are a step closer to certification.

Fly Safe: Addressing GA Safety

This month's topic covers controlled flight into terrain.

FAA, European Commission Agree to New Areas of Collaboration

Decisions address pilot licensing, flight simulators, maintenance and fees.

FAA Surveys Airlines and Airports on Runway to Recovery Recommendations

FAA surveys airlines and airports on steps to protect passengers during public health emergency.

Initial Drone Registrations About to Expire

FAA reminds drone operators that registrations begin expiring in December 2020.

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