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DeKalb-Peachtree Joins Growing List Of Airports Adding Landing Fees
In a memo to FBOs, DeKalb County said it will begin implementing landing fees for transient aircraft at...
Cornyn Bill Targets TSA Perks for Congress
U.S. Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas) has introduced new legislation that would require members of Congress to undergo the...
Five-Year RAF Deal Extends Backcountry Airstrip Collaboration
The Recreational Aviation Foundation (RAF) and the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) have renewed a memorandum of...
NASA Prepares X-59 for Second Flight
NASA is preparing its X-59 quiet supersonic research aircraft for its second flight, expected to take place this week...
Beyond Aero Concludes Hydrogen Aircraft Design Review
Beyond Aero said on Tuesday that preliminary design review for its hydrogen-electric business aircraft concept has...
Houston’s 1940 Air Terminal Seeks Path to Reopening
The Texas Historical Commission has recommended advancing Houston’s 1940 Air Terminal Museum to a Phase III assessment...
Florida Lawmakers Target ADS-B Use For Landing Fees
Florida lawmakers have approved legislation restricting how ADS-B data may be used by airports in the state. The...
Storms, TSA Staffing Lead to Massive Delays in U.S. Air Travel
Severe weather systems moving across the United States on Monday disrupted airline operations nationwide, leading to...
AOPA Renews Federal Appeal in Red Lake Aircraft Seizure Case
The AOPA said on Friday that it sent a second letter to federal officials on Thursday regarding an aircraft seizure...
Cruz: Pentagon ‘Blindsided’ Effort To Advance Rotor Act
Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, said the Pentagon’s late opposition to legislation aimed at expanding cockpit traffic...