The Latest Breaking News from FAA

Approximately 185,000 people have died in civilian aviation accidents since the advent of powered flight over a century ago. However, over the past five years among the U.S. airlines, the risk of dying was almost zero. In fact, you have a much better chance of winning most lotteries than you…

A United Airlines flight was forced to divert after an unidentified object struck its windshield at 36,000 feet, injuring the pilot. Investigators are probing whether a weather balloon, meteor, or space debris was responsible.

The Federal Aviation Administration said Friday it will allow Boeing to produce more 737 Max airplanes by increasing the limit it imposed after a door plug flew off an Alaska Airlines jet that the company built

The U.S. government shutdown’s strain on the aviation system is starting to show

The administration said it plans to lay off 20 to 30 employees at the EPA and 187 at the Energy Department, according to a court filing.

Authorities investigate the Huntington Beach helicopter crash as the FAA and NTSB probe the cause. Five people were injured, no fatalities reported.

A fiery plane crash in Fort Worth leaves two dead after a small aircraft hits multiple trucks near Hicks Airfield. Read the full story on the tragic incident and the ongoing FAA investigation.

Authorities investigate the Huntington Beach helicopter crash as the FAA and NTSB probe the cause. Five people were injured, no fatalities reported.

Airports across the United States have been experiencing significant flight delays recently because of a shortage of air traffic controllers, who have been required to work without pay since a government shutdown began on Oct. 1, 2025. Reports suggest employees have been calling in sick in increased numbers. And since…