FAA Taps Gamers to Address Critical Air Traffic Controller Shortage
The FAA's gamer recruitment drive drew over 6,000 applicants in 12 hours, a key step in addressing a 3,500-controller shortage nationwide.
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The FAA's gamer recruitment drive drew over 6,000 applicants in 12 hours, a key step in addressing a 3,500-controller shortage nationwide.
The FAA has formalized UAP reporting procedures for pilots as the DoD's AARO now investigates over 2,000 cases, destigmatizing safety reports.
The FAA is hosting job fairs in Chicago to recruit air traffic controllers, aiming to address a national shortage that has led to flight reductions.
An American Airlines pilot averted a ground collision by braking to avoid a truck at Charlotte, intensifying safety concerns after a recent fatal LGA...
The FAA missed Boeing's May 1 deadline for a decision on extending 777F production, opening the request for public comment amid 777-8F delays.
The NTSB's final report on the fatal 2025 DCA midair collision cites systemic FAA failures, issuing 50 safety recommendations after the crash killed 67.
The FAA has ordered a 12% flight reduction at Chicago's O'Hare (ORD) for summer 2026, citing ATC staffing shortages and planned runway construction.
The NTSB will hold a two-day hearing in May to determine the probable cause of the fatal November 2025 crash of a UPS MD-11F freighter in Louisville.
Boeing is hiring up to 140 factory workers weekly in the Pacific Northwest to support higher 737 MAX production rates approved by the FAA.
The FAA has launched the DETER program to expedite enforcement actions against illegal drone operators, aiming to improve national airspace safety.
AIR has completed the first flight of its Production Cargo-Heavy UAS, an eVTOL drone capable of carrying a 550 lb payload for military and logistics use.
The FAA is investigating after a large block of ice, possibly from an aircraft, crashed through a residential roof in Whittier, California on April 10.
A Beechcraft 58 crashed near New Market, TN, resulting in two fatalities; the FAA and NTSB are now leading the investigation into the incident.
The FAA is investigating an Air France 777's rejected takeoff at LAX after a Gulfstream G650ER crossed the active runway without authorization.
The FAA is investigating a large ice chunk that crashed through a California home, prompting concerns over aircraft safety in high-traffic flight paths.
A Southwest passenger's complaint about paid seat separation highlights friction from the airline's new assigned seating policy, launched January 27, 2026.
An Asiana Airlines A350 is under FAA investigation after descending to 375 feet on approach to SFO, triggering a low altitude alert from controllers.
The FAA proposed a $255,000 fine against American Airlines for allegedly letting 12 flight attendants resume duties without required drug testing.
Boeing's March deliveries fell to 46 aircraft due to a 737 MAX wiring defect, though the company outpaced Airbus for the first quarter of 2026.
Southwest Airlines will limit passengers to one 100Wh power bank starting April 20, a policy stricter than new global standards, to mitigate fire risks.