Articles tagged “faa”

U.S. travelers are still flying in droves for the summer, but there are some early indications that spending could be slowing down.

After American and United significantly increased their schedules at O’Hare, the FAA is now looking to reduce flights at the airport this summer out of concern that the airport could face more strain.

The government shutdown was a big risk, but air travel is slowly getting back to normal in time for the holidays. Amtrak is getting a bump too.

The impact of a government shutdown on travel is unclear this time around, given the possibility of mass layoffs. It is also unclear how long a shutdown would last.

New York’s latest flash flood shows how infrastructure can struggle to match climate extremes and raises urgent questions about whether one of the world’s top travel hubs can stay afloat in the future.

Bedford’s confirmation for FAA administrator was unusually partisan as key Democrats expressed concerns with his stances on pilot training.

Trump's budget bill contains several provisions for air traffic control reform that could lead to political infighting in Congress.

Airlines are gearing up for what is expected to be another record breaking Fourth of July, with international bookings up.

Most FAA confirmation votes are nonpartisan. In this case, Democrats are taking a stand and citing a rule around pilot training.

The Air India crash presents a new set of problems for Boeing, which was starting to emerge from a years-long safety crisis.