A Tennessee-registered Epic E1000 turboprop crashed near Steamboat Springs, Colorado, killing four. NTSB and FAA investigations are underway.
H55 successfully passes all EASA-required propulsion battery certification tests, advancing electric aviation safety and production readiness.
NJASAP applauds H.R. 7148 for securing FAA funding, staffing increases, and infrastructure upgrades to strengthen U.S. aviation safety and stability.
Garmin's GHA 15 Height Advisor, a radar-based altitude device, gains FAA approval for over 500 certified aircraft models, enhancing general aviation safety.
The FY 2026 THUD Appropriations Act allocates $102.9B focusing on FAA modernization and housing assistance, rescinding CA High-Speed Rail funds.
FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford accepts NTSB findings on systemic failures causing the 2025 DCA mid-air collision that killed 67, prompting FAA reforms.
The FAA faces a funding lapse starting January 31, 2026, due to a government shutdown from a House-Senate scheduling gap, impacting aviation operations.
The FAA requires new aircraft to have 25-hour cockpit voice recorders by early 2027, aligning with global standards and improving safety data.
Bombardier highlights its U.S. workforce and FAA certification in response to President Trump's tariff and decertification threats on Canadian aircraft.
FAA announces permanent airspace restrictions at Reagan National Airport effective January 2026 to enhance safety after a 2025 midair collision.
