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The FAA’s eIPP is accelerating real-world operations with a diverse range of advanced aircraft and missions.

U.S. airlines seek extensions for China and Cuba route waivers, citing lagging demand and regulatory flexibility through winter 2026-27 without dormancy penalties.

Collaboration among government, universities and the private sector is critical for the U.S. to lead in advanced air mobility.

The latest news on airports globally, with updates on financing, infrastructure expansion and sustainability initiatives.

Delta and Aeromexico can continue coordinating flights between the U.S. and Mexico after a federal appeals court overturned a U.S. DOT order ending their antitrust-immunized joint venture.

President Trump has unveiled a massive program to overhaul Washington Dulles International Airport at a cost of $22.5 billion, to be partially paid for by United Airlines.

A coalition of aviation associations, labor groups and manufacturers has asked Congress to approve $20 billion in new funding to complete the Trump administration’s air traffic control system overhaul.

Beta begins eIPP demonstrations, South Korea’s hybrid eVTOL plan, DJI first fixed-wing drone and Gulfstream explores SAF and contrails.

American Airlines and Taiwan's Starlux Airlines have moved to deepen their relationship, applying to the U.S. DOT for authority to launch a codeshare partnership.

The U.S. DOT approves Allegiant’s acquisition of Sun Country, preserving international route rights and enabling fleet integration for expanded leisure markets.

The FAA has broken ground on a new test facility at its Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center in Oklahoma City to support research into powered-lift aircraft.

Riyadh Air secures U.S. DOT approval for flights to America and expands its network with new routes to Europe and the Middle East.

The FAA seeks more resources to move into the next phase of modernizing U.S. air traffic control.

The industry must prepare to comply with the FAA’s foreign repair station drug and alcohol testing rule.

Airlines will need to change behavior as part of a plan to modernize and optimize the U.S. national airspace system, the FAA's leader said.

The sweeping U.S. air traffic infrastructure upgrade is expected to improve system reliability and stability, but how much more efficient will it become?

Riyadh Air formally applied for U.S. operating authority as it continues preparations for international services while awaiting delivery of its first aircraft.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy and FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford outlined a vision for improved air traffic management at an April event in Washington.

The U.S. and Mexico governments say they agreed to steps toward resolving the dispute over Mexico’s alleged violations of a 2015 open skies air services agreement.

Spirit Airlines has grounded its fleet and begun winding down operations after talks over a $500 million rescue package from the Trump administration collapsed.

The lack of regulatory requirements for airlines to carry personal motorized wheelchairs in the cabin leaves ample room for the air transport industry to drag its feet when it comes to accommodating the needs of all passengers.

Uncertainty remains over whether Congress will provide the $20 billion additional funding needed to install new software technology across the system.

U.S. President Donald Trump has asked U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy to “take a look” at what might be done to help LCC Spirit Airlines.

American Airlines confirmed it is “not engaged with or interested in,” any merger discussions with United Airlines.

Allegiant and Sun Country Airlines have new approval from the U.S. Transportation Department for their merger and now expect the deal to close as early as May 13.