FAA Clears Boeing 737 MAX 10 Software Glitch
The FAA determined a software glitch in 737 MAX flight computers poses no safety risk, clearing a path for MAX 10 certification by late 2026.
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The FAA determined a software glitch in 737 MAX flight computers poses no safety risk, clearing a path for MAX 10 certification by late 2026.
FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford reported a $3.5 billion shortfall for the Brand New Air Traffic Control System, totaling $16 billion for Phase One.
The FAA issued a temporary ground stop for flights bound for LAX on Monday morning due to staffing shortages at the Southern California TRACON.
The FAA has proposed a new performance-based noise standard to replace the 1973 ban on overland supersonic flight, enabling future commercial travel.
Starting October 19, 2026, the DOT will allow airlines to withhold meal and hotel vouchers for delays caused by cyberattacks and nine other events.
Wizz Air and Ryanair are calling for urgent NATS reform after a September 8 system failure caused over 1,000 flight cancellations across the UK.
The U.S. Treasury sanctioned 36 entities, including 27 Iranian airlines, to disrupt illicit procurement networks used by the Iranian government.
The FAA announced $481 million in infrastructure grants across 191 U.S. airports to improve runways, terminals, and overall capacity.
The FAA is withholding a 2.8% pay raise for air traffic controllers, exacerbating morale and safety concerns amid a critical nationwide staffing shortage.
NANTA is pressuring foreign airlines to end dollar-only ticket sales, citing NCAA regulations and the exclusion of local travel agencies.
Boeing paid a $3.1 million fine to the FAA for safety violations linked to the 2024 Alaska Airlines MAX 9 mid-air blowout.
The FAA proposed an airworthiness directive to mandate new angle-of-attack sensor heaters on 133 U.S.-registered Boeing 737 Classic aircraft.
The FAA proposed an airworthiness directive requiring fan cowl replacements on 22 Boeing 787s to prevent dual engine shutdowns.
The FAA awarded AT&T an initial $74.3 million task order to modernize the agency's air traffic control telecommunications network.
United Airlines is launching 2 new San Francisco routes after the FAA eased limits, but the carrier postponed 10 Chicago O'Hare routes due to caps.
Mahan Air and other Iranian carriers acquired 15 passenger aircraft via UAE intermediaries, bypassing US sanctions.
The FAA proposed an airworthiness directive for U.S. Airbus A320 jets to inspect nose gear sliding tubes for cracks, with comments due September 28.
CAAB and GACA signed an MoU raising Bangladesh-Saudi Arabia flights to 84 weekly, easing travel for expatriates.
The FAA approved staggered parallel approaches at SFO, boosting the airport's clear-weather arrival rate to 40 flights per hour to mitigate summer delays.
The FAA hired over 2,000 controllers, reaching 94% of its recruitment goal after a campaign targeting gamers to address staffing shortages.