FAA and Regs

The safety push continues with new route and zone boundaries.

The FAA is investigating allegations that the University of Central Missouri is restricting outside commercial operations at Skyhaven Airport.

Pilot had also had trouble landing earlier in the week.

The FAA has delayed a rule requiring secondary cockpit barriers on new U.S. passenger planes, originally set to take effect in August.

The long-awaited rule was greeted with optimism by most in the industry.

Stall speed increase is widely anticipated.

Judges want to know why some effective antidepressants can’t be used by pilots.

NORAD is getting frustrated at the numerous violations.

Wording leaves little doubt as to complying with terms of the Reauthorization Act of 2024.

Bryan Bedford appeared before the Senate Commerce Committee last week.