FAA not rushing to create airspace for UAV ops
The FAA is committed to building the regulatory framework for advanced air mobility (AAM) while cautiously integrating drones and electric ...
Tag: Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)
eVTOL safety system faces funding challenge
BALTIMORE — FAA funding support is needed to continue full-scale development of new variant of the next-generation Airborne Collision Avoidance ...
AAM industry keen to bridge infrastructure gap for cargo ops
BALTIMORE — Drone and electric vertical takeoff and landing operators in the cargo segment need support from the federal government ...
FAA grants Zipline, Wing authorizations for UAS traffic management
The FAA has authorized Zipline and Wing to operate commercial drones without visual observers in shared Dallas-area airspace, marking the ...
Kalitta Air faces potential $400K FAA penalty
Ypsilanti, Mich.-based cargo carrier Kalitta Air is facing a potential civil penalty of $400,000 from the FAA for allegedly violating ...
Embraer certifies E190F conversion
FARNBOROUGH, England — Embraer has obtained certification from Brazil’s National Civil Aviation Agency for its E190F conversion program. Embraer expects ...
Boeing to Face Enhanced FAA Scrutiny for ‘Foreseeable Future’
The Federal Aviation Administration will maintain its stepped-up oversight of Boeing Co. that the agency began after a fuselage panel ...
Xwing sells autonomous division, retains Part 135 ops
Xwing will continue to provide feeder support for UPS with its Cessna 208Bs and retain its Part 135 carriers after ...
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