UPS, FedEx scramble to shore up networks drained by deadly crash
United Parcel Service Inc. and FedEx Corp. are working to secure enough freighters as they grapple with a ban on ...
Tag: Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)
ZeroAvia obtains hydrogen engine design organization approval
ZeroAvia has become the first hydrogen-electric power plant developer to obtain design organization approval. The design organization approval (DOA) from ...
FAA restores flight capacity as air traffic controller attendance improves
Normal operations resumed today as the DOT and FAA terminated the emergency order that had reduced flight capacity at busy airports during ...
DOT, FAA lower flight capacity cuts to 3%
The DOT and FAA have lowered the required flight capacity cuts at forty U.S. airports to 3% from 6%, effective ...
Aviation groups call for quick reversal of flight capacity cuts as shutdown ends
Now that the U.S. government shutdown has ended, prompt action is needed to restore airline and air cargo operations to pre-shutdown ...
Duffy warns of more flight cuts if government shutdown drags on
U.S. officials warned that the number of flight cancellations may need to double if the government shutdown drags out and ...
NTSB reviewing MD-11F checks, procedures after crash
The NTSB remains open to implementing new maintenance checks, protocols and procedures for MD-11Fs following the fatal crash of UPS ...
FAA flight cuts will limit bellyhold capacity for air cargo
The upcoming 10% reduction in flight capacity at forty major U.S. airports will likely hamper cargo operations, although industry leaders ...
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