Celebrating Juneteenth General Order No. 3, June 19, 1865

Read chapter Front Matter: Air traffic controller staffing is essential for aviation safety in the United States. Therefore, the Federal Aviation Administ...

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US investigators hope to obtain information shortly from the cockpit-voice and flight-data recorders retrieved from the regional jet which fatally collided with a firefighting vehicle at New York’s La...

There was a horrific ground collision at LGA last night and everyone wants immediate answers.

Breaking down ACAS X as Congress considers competing ROTOR and ALERT bills

In this episode we meet Paul Wesling, KM6LH, a Silicon Valley veteran and a chronicler of it's history and the ham radio operators who shaped it. Paul tells us about some of the key figures from William Eitel and Jack McCullough (EiMac) to Charles Litton (Litton Industries), Steve Wozniak (Apple). The valley has been a fertile ground for invention and engineering for over 100 years. Paul walks us through some of the most significant people and inventions that impact our world today.

. . . launching counterattacks while invaders cope with comms confusion.

ATC modernization and internal restructurings occurring amid tension between FAA and DOT chiefs

Over the weekend, a NOTAM (Notice to Air Missions) quietly appeared that carries very loud implications for aviation in the Caribbean: Cuba is projected to exhaust its aviation fuel supply sometime around February 10, with shortages expected to last at least a month, potentially longer depending on when a reliable shipment of fuel can arrive. For those who may not follow NOTAMs closely, these notices are how aviation authorities communicate operational hazards or changes to pilots and airlines.