The Latest Breaking News from FAA

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A recent TikTok clip highlights the decade-old Samsung Galaxy Note 7 ban on US flights due to fire and explosion risks from battery issues.

A SpaceX test explosion in Cameron County has locals on edge and raises questions about the upcoming Axiom Mission 4 with NASA. Can SpaceX keep its launch on track?

Safety experts recommend that the engines on Boeing’s troubled 737 Max airplanes and some Airbus models be modified quickly to prevent smoke from filling the cockpit or cabin after a safety feature is activated following a bird strike

Archer Aviation fundamentally de-risked its future with a capital raise, a global certification alliance, and a new international commercial partnership.

Recent global regulatory pacts and a US government mandate significantly de-risk Joby Aviation’s path to commercialization, creating a powerful tailwind.

The safety record of Boeing 787s in under scrutiny

Frequent equipment failures at Newark Airport became so normalized among controllers that they were often ignored.

A plan to sell spectrum is generating warnings that the move may interfere with sensitive aviation instruments like radio altimeters.