The FAA is expected to issue a type certificate for the Boeing 737 MAX 10 within days, completing a multi-year certification process under unprecedented regulatory scrutiny.
GPS spoofing in conflict zones can feed false positions into ADS-B transponders, corrupting the surveillance picture for controllers and crews with no cockpit warning.
On July 23, 1983, a unit conversion error left Air Canada Flight 143 without fuel at 41,000 feet - and only exceptional airmanship prevented a catastrophe.
The 1927 Dole Derby sent fifteen aircraft from Oakland to Honolulu for a $25,000 prize - and cost ten lives, reshaping American aviation regulation forever.
Congress is urging the FAA to pause an AI-assisted traffic management tool at Washington-area airports while the January 29 midair collision investigation remains open.
Members of Congress have formally asked the FAA to pause its SMART automated decision-support tool rollout until safety testing, controller training, and oversight gaps are addressed.
The Army's internal report on the January 2025 DCA collision identifies systemic crew, command, and training failures that apply far beyond military aviation.
How a hidden automated system relying on a single sensor killed 346 people across two crashes and triggered the deepest crisis in modern commercial aviation history.
A missile strike on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh killed 12 and injured 309, forcing airlines worldwide to immediately reassess Middle East route risk.
A wrong altitude readback slipped past both pilot and controller on an IFR flight, nearly ending in Controlled Flight Into Terrain - stopped only by an onboard terrain alert.
The Army's investigation into the January 29, 2025 Reagan National midair collision identifies three systemic failures that every pilot operating in shared airspace should understand.
How Delta 191's 1985 microburst crash at DFW led to Terminal Doppler Weather Radar and eliminated fatal wind shear accidents in U.S. commercial aviation.
The 2013 crash of Asiana Flight 214 in perfect VFR weather was caused not by mechanical failure, but by mode confusion - a mismatch between what the crew thought the autothrottle was doing and what it was actually doing.
The FAA has issued a mandatory airworthiness directive ordering turbine component replacements on certain Airbus A380 engines following an uncontained engine failure.
The NTSB's preliminary report on a fatal September 15, 2026 California news helicopter crash documents a rapid descent - here's what the early findings mean for all pilots.
AOPA's 'Notice the Signs' safety tip explains why perfect flying days can be the most dangerous - and how to stay genuinely vigilant when conditions look ideal.
The FAA has launched a public webform for pilots to report inaccurate or malfunctioning AWOS and ASOS weather sensors, creating a centralized feedback loop for surface observation data.