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The Experimental Aircraft Association expressed appreciation for Steve Dickson’s service in his role as head of the Federal Aviation Administration.

The head of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is set to testify before a Feb. 3 U.S. House of Representatives hearing on new C-Band 5G deployment and its impact on aviation safety, sources told Reuters on Wednesday.

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Santa has revealed his FAA safety naughty and nice list in an open letter to Administrator Steve Dickson.

Santa has revealed his FAA safety naughty and nice list in an open letter to Administrator Steve Dickson.

U.S. aviation regulators are planning a significant overhaul of safety measures in Alaska to address the states persistently high accident rate.

"The passenger shoved a flight attendant multiple times in her chest/shoulder area, shouted obscenities at the flight attendant, and threatened to have her fired," the FAA statement said. "As a result of the passenger’s behavior, the captain diverted the flight back to Boston." The agency also proposed a $12,000 fine for another JetBlue passenger who flew from New York to the Dominican Republic on New Years Eve. In addition to refusing to wear a mask, it says, he continued drinking alcohol he...

 - February 18, 2021, 12:24 PM FAA Administrator Steve Dickson is returning for another NBAA virtual town hall on March 3. Dickson, who participated in an NBAA town hall in August, will join NBAA president and CEO Ed Bolen next month in a discussion on a range of pressing issues affecting the business aviation community, including those surrounding the Covid-19 pandemic. NBAA further expects the Virtual Business Aviation Town Hall will address business aviation adoption of safety management s...

Regulators and airlines fear more disruptive and violent behavior leading up to Joe Biden’s swearing in. Some lawmakers want rioters barred from flying.