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The new process involves a two-step authorization

The FAA is seeking input and options from industry partners

Thermal runway in personal devices represents a serious danger to aircraft

Verdict allows per-seat charter operators to use FBOs at the New York-area airport

A new terminal, storage hangar, and taxiway are planned

Aircraft was substantially damaged after overrunning runway at Las Vegas-area airport

Operators may face hurdles in the area that week

The search for a successor is underway

Bound for Europe, twinjet landed safely in Newfoundland

Watchdog recommends urgent action at FAA and NWS

Turbine aircraft need to be especially careful in this corridor

Operator previously had no reportable incidents or accidents in its 46-year history

18 fatal turbine business aircraft accidents worldwide claimed 81 passengers and crewmembers

Changes to the cockpit will be needed to support a new concept of single-pilot operations

One loss-of-control incident involved a Pilatus PC-24 bizjet

The process could reach a decision in 2028

Move is a ‘crucial step forward’ in improving aviation safety

Notice puts limits on how AI can be used at the FAA

MedAire will provide remote medical and security assistance

U.S. tariffs and Canadian luxury tax bring challenges

Takes effect April 1, 2026, and applies to non-commercial aircraft

Allows for a 60-day comment period on rule limiting data disclosure to the public

Two of these five fatal business jet accidents were runway excursions

Non-U.S. turboprop accidents stayed unchanged but fatalities increased

Agency to hold a public meeting in March on Part 141

Agency gave no reason for the delay in aligning format with ICAO standards

Agency's weaknesses exposed in report on how it handled Boeing 737/787 production issues

EES was to have rolled out on November 10

A piston-twin and a turboprop twin caused confusion at Dryden Regional Airport

The group continues its opposition to the classification on aircraft