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The two-day summit begins June 21 with committee meetings and appointments with members of Congress on Capitol Hill in Washington.

FAA issues new advisory circular on heliport planning, design, and construction

DHAKA, Nov 3, 2022 (BSS) - Air Astra, that is going to enter the country's  aviation industry as the third private

The Civil Aviation Authority of Bangladesh (CAAB) has cancelled the rule of mandatory online submission of the "Health Declaration Form" for incoming passengers to Bangladesh.

CAAP Acting Director General Captain Manuel Antonio Tamayo, Deputy Director General for Operations Captain Edgardo Diaz, Flight Standards and Inspectorate

The Vertical Flight Society has responded to the FAA's decision that winged electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft that meet the FAA’s definition of “powered-lift” cannot be certified or operate as “airplanes.”

The agency’s legal interpretation letters provide some thought-provoking case studies.

The number of unruly passengers on airplanes is skyrocketing. The federal aviation administration has reported nearly 500 incidents so far just in 2022. Now, some airlines are calling on the Justice Department for help. Chief Washington correspondent Geoff Bennett has the story.

NEW KNOXVILLE – Local pilot Paul LaBlanc was presented the FAA’s prestigious Wright Brothers Master Pilot award for 50 years of safe flight. Th

Aircraft Registration, Title and Insurance: What You Need to Know from Global Aerospace