After attacking the FAA, the Trump administration wants to boost air traffic control hiring
After criticizing the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) upon his return to office, President Donald Trump took steps to slash jobs at the agency — but his administration now appears to be changing its tune.
SpaceX engineer Ted Malaska showed up at the Federal Aviation Administration’s headquarters in Washington to deliver what he ...
The Federal Aviation Administration appears to have purchased OpenAI technology, according to a delivery order listed on a ...
FAA notice issued March 4 go into effect Friday and end Sunday - a strong indication that President Trump is coming to ...
The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating why several flight crews on Saturday received faulty alerts of ...
Officials testified at a hearing on Capitol Hill on Tuesday about challenges with air traffic control staffing and ...
The Federal Aviation Administration has mandated a series of CFM56 engine nacelle modifications after a fatal Southwest ...
After Trump and Musk gutted the Federal Aviation Administration, the agency directed staff to locate tens of millions of ...
One of Elon Musk’s goons has infiltrated the Federal Aviation Administration and reportedly issued a chilling warning to its ...
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