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Federal Aviation Administration

SpaceX's Starship spacecraft and Super Heavy rocket

SpaceX to Launch Starship’s Second Orbital Test This Weekend: What to Know

It has been seven months since Starship's first orbital test flight failed. SpaceX is waiting on final regulatory approval to try again this weekend.
By Sissi Cao
A row of United Airlines planes sitting at Newark's airport

United Will Suspend Service at JFK Airport Unless Given More Flight Slots

United Airlines will pull the service of its four daily flights at JFK airport unless the airline is given more flights, according to company CEO Scott Kirby.
By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

SpaceX Starship SN9 Lifts Off For High-Altitude Test, Explodes During Landing

SN9 repeated the fate of SN8. You're next, SN10!
By Sissi Cao
Lincoln County Sheriff Deputy Justin Allen stands outside of his squad car looking up at the night sky on January 2, 2020 near Limon, Colorado. The Lincoln County Sheriff's office had been working with surrounding counties to figure out who is behind the mystery drones flying overhead.

Bizarre Flock of Mystery Drones Continue Troubling Great Plains, Baffling Authorities

By Chris Roberts

Miami Company Tries to Out-Do Competition By Building World’s First Flying Car Landing Pad

By Harmon Leon
Passenger drone EHang 184, carrying one passenger, flies into the air on February 6, 2018 in Guangzhou, China.

Here’s Why the FAA Needs to Grapple With the Future of Travel

By Ryan Khurana

The ‘Google Maps’ of Drone Flying Is Now Here to Help Keep Skies Safe

By Gabriela Barkho
Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg.

The Time Has Come for the CEO Of Boeing to Resign

By Brittain Ladd
A Boeing 737 MAX 8 airliner takes off from Renton Municipal Airport near the company's factory, on March 22, 2019 in Renton, Washington.

Flawed: Why the Boeing 737 Max Should Be Permanently Grounded

By Brittain Ladd
Coast Guard personnel and other various agencies stand in front of a plane on a secured beach on the southeast side of Training Center Cape May after it landed illegally and the pilot ran off.

Pilot Flees After Illegally Landing Plane on Restricted New Jersey Beach

By Jessica Sulima
President Donald Trump walks down the stairs of Air Force One.

Trump’s Personal Pilot Might Become New FAA Top Boss

By Kyle Bailey
A Saratov Airlines aircraft.

Analyst: Russian Plane’s Altitude Shifts Could Point to Cause of Crash

By Kyle Bailey
A passenger aircraft passes over a residential house as it prepares to land at London Heathrow Airport in west London on October 17, 2016.

What Do You Do When Your Quiet Neighborhood Becomes a Flight Path?

By Kyle Bailey
Drone

Regulation Nation: How Drone Rules Hold Back U.S. Innovators

By Christian Sanz
Is it safe to be on your cell phone in midair? The FAA says yes, but security experts disagree.

FAA’s Relaxation of In-Flight Cell Phone Ban Divides Security Experts

By John Bonazzo
Space lawyers focus on issues from asteroid mining to commercial spaceflight.

Space Lawyers Set the Rules for the Final Frontier

By John Bonazzo

Amazon Is Asking the FAA to Bend the Law for Their Drone Program

By Molly Mulshine

Debate on Auctioning Airport Take-Off and Landing Rights

By Lysandra Ohrstrom
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