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FAA says air traffic control overhaul management contract worth $1.5 billionThe FAA has awarded Peraton a $1.5 billion contract to manage the $12.5 billion overhaul of the U.S. air traffic control system, with Presi...- FAA plans to furlough 11,000 employees in US government shutdownA looming U.S. government shutdown threatens to furlough over 11,000 FAA employees and 25% of NTSB staff. While air traffic controllers and...
- Airlines warn US government shutdown may slow flightsU.S. airlines warn a partial federal government shutdown would severely strain American aviation, forcing air traffic controllers and secur...
- US agency to probe FAA shift of airspace, controllers overseeing NewarkA U.S. government watchdog will investigate the FAA's 2024 decision to relocate Newark air traffic controllers to Philadelphia due to staff...
- U.S. ATC in dire straits: Over 1,200 employees resign amid busy summer travel, leaving flights at riskOver 1,200 FAA workers have quit just before the summer travel rush, raising safety worries. Resignations hit key roles like tech and air t...
- Elon Musk urges retired air traffic controllers to return as staffing crisis worsensElon Musk has called for retired air traffic controllers to return to work amid a nationwide staffing crisis. But federal regulations limit...
- Trump targets FAA diversity efforts in plane crash probe despite no evidence they played any rolePresident Donald Trump blamed diversity hiring at the FAA for a deadly air disaster this week, despite no evidence linking the hires to the...
- As fleets grow, DGCA to hire 400 in efforts to bolster surveillanceThe finance ministry has given clearance to the Directorate General of Civil Aviation to hire permanent staff for about 410 posts, the high...
- Boeing to slash nearly 150 finance jobs in USBoeing, which has dealt with engineering and production issues in the past, said it increased its workforce by about 10,000 employees earli...
- Eight more flight inspectors resign from DGCA; US FAA rating at riskThe US aviation regulator had downgraded India in January last year, but upgraded it to Category I in April.
- Hire people with technical background to head DGCA, says US Federal Aviation AuthorityA delay in meeting the demand could potentially hamper India’s prospects of getting back the top rating by the most powerful aviation autho...
- DGCA acting on FAA findings on Indian civil aviation security: Mahesh SharmaFAA had downgraded the country's aviation safety ranking to category 2, bringing it below that of Pakistan and on par with Ghana, Barbados ...
- Obama in India: Federal Aviation Authority gives nod for upgrading Indian Aviation to category IThe FAA, which met DGCA, has said that the US regulator would be working faster to ensure that Indian aviation sector gets upgraded as earl...
- DGCA may meet Federal Aviation Administration next month for fresh auditThe rating downgrade, India's first, put it in the same category as Zimbabwe and Indonesia, and barred Indian carriers from expanding opera...
- Commercial pilot licences now valid for 5 yearsIndia's civil aviation regulator has decided to increase the validity of pilot licences to five years, according to an official.
- Why US' downgrade of India's safety rating threatens to send aviation sector into a tailspinFAA, which audited DGCA last year, concluded that the deficit of officers hobbled its efforts to oversee airlines in accordance with standa...
- Aviation ministry pushes for new sector regulatorThe aviation ministry is preparing to introduce legislation in the upcoming session of Parliament to create a new aviation regulator.
- DGCA confident of avoiding downgrade by US regulatorFederal Aviation Administration completed its second round of safety audit of its Indian counterpart DGCA and is likely to submit its final...
- DGCA taking measures to avoid US FAA downgradeDGCA is rushing to plug the loopholes ahead of a second audit by the US' Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in December..
- India retains topmost US aviation safety categoryThe US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on Thursday confirmed India's topmost category status on aviation safety and said the country ...
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