Airlines for America Urges $20B for FAA ATC Upgrades
Airlines for America and a coalition of industry leaders requested $20 billion from Congress to modernize the outdated US air traffic control system.
Regulatory aviation updates on FAA rules, EASA directives, international compliance, and policy changes affecting airlines and airports.
Airlines for America and a coalition of industry leaders requested $20 billion from Congress to modernize the outdated US air traffic control system.
The EASA has launched a major flight simulation overhaul, replacing legacy classifications with a capability-based FSTD standard by April 2028.
Brazil, Argentina, Chile, and Paraguay signed the ALAS memorandum to create a single South American aviation market by July 2027.
The FAA successfully tested medical organ transport using the BETA ALIA aircraft, marking a major milestone for the eVTOL Integration Pilot Program.
The FAA conducted a successful 275-nautical-mile organ transport test flight using BETA Technologies' ALIA aircraft to advance AAM integration.
The Colombo Magistrate's Court ordered CIABOC to provide a progress report by October 13, 2026, on the SriLankan Airlines Airbus bribery scandal.
The Supreme Court ordered the Centre to submit new aviation rules within two weeks to address concerns regarding airfare regulation and passenger rights.
The Airports Economic Regulatory Authority of India plans to end the pre-funding of airport projects through passenger User Development Fees.
The UAE's GCAA has certified the VDX vertiport in Dubai, a 3,100-square-meter hub designed to handle 170,000 passengers annually.
BETA Technologies conducted the first electric cargo flights under the FAA's eIPP, transporting organs for United Therapeutics across two states.
The FAA's new Part 108 rule establishes a standardized framework for commercial BVLOS drone operations, replacing the need for individual waivers.
The FAA has extended flight limits at Chicago O'Hare to 2,708 daily operations through October 30, 2027, to mitigate ongoing congestion and delays.
The FAA has proposed a new noise-based standard to replace the 1973 ban on civil supersonic flight over U.S. land, limiting sonic boom overpressure.
Nigeria's National Assembly is reviewing a bill to shift aviation revenue, sparking a funding dispute between the NCAA and NAMA.
President Trump declined to impose immediate tariffs on aircraft imports following a DOC investigation, preserving duty-free trade for US airlines.
EASA downgraded its Israel airspace risk classification on July 8, 2026, allowing carriers to conduct individual security assessments for flight...
The FAA has proposed a rule to preempt state meal and rest break laws for pilots and flight attendants, citing the Airline Deregulation Act of 1978.
The FAA has proposed a new rule allowing critical infrastructure facilities to establish Unmanned Aircraft Flight Restrictions (UAFRs).
The FAA proposed replacing the 1973 supersonic overland flight ban with a 0.11 psf noise limit to enable faster transcontinental travel.
The FAA issued a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking to replace the 1973 overland supersonic ban with a 0.11 psf performance-based noise limit by mid-2027.