The federal government is restricting the use of drones along the entirety of the U.S.-Mexico border in an attempt to protect against “illicit cartel activity” and other threats. According to the...
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FAA, Air Traffic Controllers Reach Deal for 2.8 Percent Pay Raise
FAA air traffic controllers will get a 2.8 percent raise under a new agreement worked out by the Trump administration...
New Drone Restrictions In Place Along Southern Border
The FAA announced Friday a new temporary flight restriction (TFR) prohibiting unauthorized drone operations along the...
FAA Could Certify Boeing 737 MAX 10 Next Week
The FAA could certify Boeing’s 737 MAX 10 as early as next week following a meeting of the agency’s Type-Certification...
Breaking Down Tesla’s Flying Roadster Debut
Tesla on Thursday unveiled its long-awaited new Roadster—and it can fly. At SpaceX’s engine test and development...
Tecnam Names New CEO, President
Italian aircraft manufacturer Tecnam has appointed Giovanni Pascale Langer as its new CEO, while longtime company...
Global 7500 Gets Missile Defense Certification
Ondas Inc. announced Tuesday that its BIRD Aerosystems subsidiary has completed installation and received European...
Report: FAA Seeks Ownership Stake in ATC Contractor ASI
The FAA is reportedly pursuing an unprecedented move to support its multibillion-dollar modernization of the nation’s...
Tesla Roadster Takes Flight
Tesla demonstrated a flying version of its next-generation Roadster on Thursday at SpaceX’s testing facility in...
Cirrus Opens Duluth Warehouse to Support Vision Jet, SR Series Growth
Cirrus Aircraft on Thursday opened a new 60,000-square-foot warehousing center in Duluth, Minnesota, the...
Chart Wise: West Lafayette, Indiana (KLAF) VOR-A
A trip to West Lafayette, Indiana, to visit Purdue University (see feature on page 44), or perhaps getting some flight...