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(NEW YORK) -- After nearly 9,500 laser strikes were reported against aircraft last year, U.S. officials are calling on manufacturers to warn customers of potential risks. The acting administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration, Billy Nolen, wrote to laser manufacturers and distributors on Thursday asking them to add or enhance warning labels on their packaging

(NEW YORK) -- After nearly 9,500 laser strikes were reported against aircraft last year, U.S. officials are calling on manufacturers to warn customers of potent

United Airlines could pay a $1.15 million fine after allegedly conducting flights with planes that were not in airworthy condition, the FAA said

(NEW YORK) -- United Airlines is facing a possible $1.15 million fine after allegedly conducting flights with planes that hadn't undergone a certain safety chec

The FAA proposes a $1.15 million fine, but the airline says the check is performed automatically on Boeing 777 airplanes.

The discovery was made in October, but due to the fossil’s sheer size, it was only extracted two months later in December.

The discovery was made in October, but due to the fossil’s sheer size, it was only extracted two months later in December.

(WASHINGTON) -- A computer issue with a critical system that keeps pilots informed caused thousands of delays and a temporary grounding of the nation's airspace Wednesday. When the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) reported the issue with its Notice to Air Missions (NOTAM) system late Tuesday, an official told ABC News it led to a "cascading"

(WASHINGTON) -- A computer issue with a critical system that keeps pilots informed caused thousands of delays and a temporary grounding of the nation's airspace

A computer issue with a critical flight system caused thousands of delays and a temporary grounding of the nation’s airspace Wednesday.