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‘Quiet skies Act’ could make in-flight calls illegal
Last month, the Quiet Skies Act was introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives and could make taking phone or video calls on a flight illegal. Although Congress voted on it in 2018, the ban was never implemented because no deadline was set. If enforced, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) would have to finalise the […]
Travel Radar•Kate Angel23 JulA
FAA Debuts New Tool for Digital Departure Clearances
‘Mobile Clearance’ will reduce misunderstandings and help controllers focus on safety, agency says.
AVweb•Zach Vasile23 JulTR
FAA lets Boeing resume issuing airworthiness certificates for new 737 MAX and 787 jets
The Federal Aviation Administration says it will allow Boeing to resume issuing airworthiness certificates at the end of the production process for all 737 MAX and 787 aeroplanes, a step the agency says follows months of review and data showing consistent production quality. The FAA said the decision took effect Monday, July 20, 2026. The […]
Travel Radar•Oluwaferanmi Ogunsemowo23 Jul
Boeing Regains FAA Certification Authority
Global Aviation Round-Up from Aircraft Value Intelligence (AVN) Editor’s Note: To watch John’s concise video analysis of Boeing’s latest quarterly operating results (for the first quarter of 2026), click here. […]
Avionics International•John Persinos23 JulA
Senate Panel Advances Bill Requiring FAA Medication Guidance For Pilots
A Senate committee advanced legislation that would require the FAA to provide pilots with clearer, updated guidance on medications and medical certification.
AVweb•Amelia Walsh23 Jul
More than 700 drones seized by FAA-led counter-drone effort during World Cup ’26
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced that federal, state, and local agencies carried out the most comprehensive airspace…
AeroTime•Jean Carmela Lim23 JulA
DeltaHawk-Powered Seminole DX Begins Flight Testing
The Jet-A-powered twin has completed multiple flights as development moves toward an FAA supplemental type certificate.
AVweb•Matt Ryan22 JulCF
FAA to require aircraft be equipped to withstand 5G interference
The US Federal Aviation Administration said it will require aircraft to be equipped to withstand interference from 5G wireless signals in neighboring frequencies as the industry prepares for a planned spectrum auction next year. “The FAA’s rule will require all altimeters to meet next-generation performance requirements when aircraft equipped with them are operating in the […]
Boeing 737 MAX 7 And 10 Certification 'Closer Than Ever,' FAA Says
FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford told Reuters that the FAA had increased resources allocated to the Boeing planes by 35% to 40% after coordinating with the plane maker to streamline priorities. He indicated that the MAX 7 is likely to be the first to pass final scrutiny before entering production, but the other two planes would follow shortly after.
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FAA Planning to Lift Ban on Supersonic Travel
It has been reported that the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) intends to lift the ban on supersonic travel over land, which has been in place for over 50 years. The organisation wants to lift the ban to legalise and begin implementing commercial supersonic travel by mid-2027. Breaking the Sound Barrier The FAA has submitted a […]
Travel Radar•Melissa Thomas21 JulA
Federal Audit Finds Gaps In Aviation Cybersecurity Oversight
A federal audit found gaps in aviation cybersecurity oversight, including unclear responsibilities between the FAA and TSA.
AVweb•Amelia Walsh21 Jul
Boeing 737 MAX 7 And 10 Certification 'Closer Than Ever,' FAA Says
The FAA's top brass weigh in on Boeing's progress.
FAA approves Moog retrofit IFR 4-Axis Black Hawk autopilot
Moog Inc., a worldwide designer, manufacturer and systems integrator of high-performance precision motion and fluid controls and control systems today announced it has received a Supplemental Type Certification (STC) from the FAA for its fully coupled GRC™ 4000 four-axis rotorcraft autopilot for the UH-60 A and A+ Black Hawk helicopters. Fully integrated into the Black
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FAA Allows Boeing To Resume New Aircraft Certifications
The FAA has restored Boeing’s authority to issue airworthiness certificates for new 737 MAX and 787 aircraft after an eight-month safety review.
AVweb•Amelia Walsh20 JulAI
FAA Allows Boeing to Resume Issuing Certificates for New Airplanes
The FAA issued a very important statement on Friday. Allowing Boeing to resume issuing certificates for new airplanes is huge
Air Insight•Addison Schonland20 Jul
Boeing 777-9 Program Reaches 50% Certification Milestone
Boeing’s ambitious 777-9 program has hit a significant landmark with reports that 50% of the planned FAA certification testing is now complete.
AviationSource News•Len Varley19 Jul
FAA restores authority for Boeing to issue 737MAX & 787 airworthiness certificates
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) will allow Boeing to resume issuing airworthiness certificates for all newly built 737…
AeroTime•Gabriele Petrauskaite19 Jul
Open & Closed: FAA Finally Certifies American Airlines’ Airbus A321XLR Flagship Suite Doors
The Federal Aviation Administration finally certified the Flagship Suite privacy doors on July 19.
FAA restores Boeing's authority to certify new 737 MAX and 787 deliveries
Decision follows eight months of production oversight as regulator moves closer to approving the 737 MAX 7
Air Data News•Ricardo Meier18 Jul