Us Aviation
-
{
- All
- News
- Videos
- Web Stories
-
Spirit Airlines Begins 'Wind-down' After 34 Years In Business, Cancels All Flights
The company's webpage displayed a message telling guests that "customer service is no longer available".
-
Government Shutdown Puts Renewed Spotlight On Cracks In US Aviation
Since the shutdown began October 1, the Federal Aviation Administration has reported controller shortages in cities across the US.
-
Gulf Air Orders 12 New Boeing And 787 Dreamliners
US aviation giant Boeing on Thursday signed a contract worth billions of dollars to sell 12 787 Dreamliners.
-
Aircraft Crashes In New York, Third Such Incident In US In Three Days
The United States has witnessed three separate aircraft crashes -- two in New York and one in Florida -- resulting in multiple fatalities and renewed scrutiny of aviation safety.
-
US Agency Sanctions Boeing For Sharing Probe Details Of 737 MAX Incident
A US investigative authority sharply rebuked Boeing for sharing details about an ongoing probe of a near-catastrophic aviation incident that were not supposed to be discussed publicly.
-
Boeing CEO To Be Questioned, Families Of Plane Crash Victims To Attend Hearing
Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun will likely face tough questions Tuesday when a Senate panel grills the executive on safety problems, manufacturing missteps and alleged efforts to intimidate whistleblowers.
-
On Certifying Future "Flying Taxi" Pilots, US Regulator Shifts Gears
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said it had shifted course on its approach to approving pilots of future electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft (eVTOL) but does not expect it would delay certification or operational approvals.
-
"Pure Fabrication", Says Beijing On US Charges Against Chinese 'Spy'
China on Monday labelled the charges against a Chinese citizen convicted in the United States of stealing trade secrets as "pure fabrication".
-
US Aviation Body Warns Of Potential Interference Due To 5G Technology
The US' Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said it had issued a special bulletin alerting manufacturers, operators and pilots that action may be needed to address potential interference with sensitive aircraft electronics caused by 5G technology.
-
Kabul Airport Now Uncontrolled, American Carriers Barred From Flights: US Aviation Body
Kabul airport is without air traffic control services now that the US military has withdrawn from Afghanistan, civil aircraft barred from operating over the country unless given prior authorization, US Federal Aviation Administration said.
-
Boeing Must Inspect Older 737 Jets After Indonesia Crash: US Aviation Regulator
The US aviation regulator is ordering Boeing to inspect older generation 737 jets, after the January crash of an aircraft off Indonesia that killed 62 people.
-
US Regulators Will Force Boeing To Rewire 737 MAX Jets: Report
US aviation regulators plan to require Boeing to rewire all 737 MAX aircraft before allowing the troubled planes fly again, the Wall Street Journal has reported.
-
US Aviation Agency Defends Its Vetting Of Plane Involved In Crashes
The US agency that regulates civil aviation said Sunday it followed "standard" procedures in certifying the Boeing jetliner whose anti-stall systems have come under scrutiny after disastrous crashes in Ethiopia and Indonesia.
-
Wal-Mart Eyes Drone Home Deliveries
Wal-Mart is actively looking at the possibility of using drones to make deliveries to US customers, a spokesman said Monday, following the lead of Amazon and other retailers.
-
India's Aviation Safety Rating Gets Upgraded by United States
The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has upgraded India's aviation safety rating, in a boost for Indian airlines which can now increase the number of flights they operate to the United States.
-
Spirit Airlines Begins 'Wind-down' After 34 Years In Business, Cancels All Flights
The company's webpage displayed a message telling guests that "customer service is no longer available".
-
Government Shutdown Puts Renewed Spotlight On Cracks In US Aviation
Since the shutdown began October 1, the Federal Aviation Administration has reported controller shortages in cities across the US.
-
Gulf Air Orders 12 New Boeing And 787 Dreamliners
US aviation giant Boeing on Thursday signed a contract worth billions of dollars to sell 12 787 Dreamliners.
-
Aircraft Crashes In New York, Third Such Incident In US In Three Days
The United States has witnessed three separate aircraft crashes -- two in New York and one in Florida -- resulting in multiple fatalities and renewed scrutiny of aviation safety.
-
US Agency Sanctions Boeing For Sharing Probe Details Of 737 MAX Incident
A US investigative authority sharply rebuked Boeing for sharing details about an ongoing probe of a near-catastrophic aviation incident that were not supposed to be discussed publicly.
-
Boeing CEO To Be Questioned, Families Of Plane Crash Victims To Attend Hearing
Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun will likely face tough questions Tuesday when a Senate panel grills the executive on safety problems, manufacturing missteps and alleged efforts to intimidate whistleblowers.
-
On Certifying Future "Flying Taxi" Pilots, US Regulator Shifts Gears
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said it had shifted course on its approach to approving pilots of future electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft (eVTOL) but does not expect it would delay certification or operational approvals.
-
"Pure Fabrication", Says Beijing On US Charges Against Chinese 'Spy'
China on Monday labelled the charges against a Chinese citizen convicted in the United States of stealing trade secrets as "pure fabrication".
-
US Aviation Body Warns Of Potential Interference Due To 5G Technology
The US' Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said it had issued a special bulletin alerting manufacturers, operators and pilots that action may be needed to address potential interference with sensitive aircraft electronics caused by 5G technology.
-
Kabul Airport Now Uncontrolled, American Carriers Barred From Flights: US Aviation Body
Kabul airport is without air traffic control services now that the US military has withdrawn from Afghanistan, civil aircraft barred from operating over the country unless given prior authorization, US Federal Aviation Administration said.
-
Boeing Must Inspect Older 737 Jets After Indonesia Crash: US Aviation Regulator
The US aviation regulator is ordering Boeing to inspect older generation 737 jets, after the January crash of an aircraft off Indonesia that killed 62 people.
-
US Regulators Will Force Boeing To Rewire 737 MAX Jets: Report
US aviation regulators plan to require Boeing to rewire all 737 MAX aircraft before allowing the troubled planes fly again, the Wall Street Journal has reported.
-
US Aviation Agency Defends Its Vetting Of Plane Involved In Crashes
The US agency that regulates civil aviation said Sunday it followed "standard" procedures in certifying the Boeing jetliner whose anti-stall systems have come under scrutiny after disastrous crashes in Ethiopia and Indonesia.
-
Wal-Mart Eyes Drone Home Deliveries
Wal-Mart is actively looking at the possibility of using drones to make deliveries to US customers, a spokesman said Monday, following the lead of Amazon and other retailers.
-
India's Aviation Safety Rating Gets Upgraded by United States
The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has upgraded India's aviation safety rating, in a boost for Indian airlines which can now increase the number of flights they operate to the United States.
