Federal Aviation Administration Administrator Bryan Bedford is urging Congress to invest more money to cover the cost of the agency's effort to overhaul the nation's air traffic control network.

The Federal Aviation Administration is putting $1.1 billion into airport upgrades across the U.S., including a $10.9 million push to equip 3,000 airport vehicles with Vehicle Movement Area ...

WASHINGTON, Sept 14 (Reuters) - The U.S. National Transportation Safety ⁠Board ⁠said responses by the Federal Aviation ...

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Last year, Congress ‌approved $12.5 billion for air traffic control reforms, including $9 billion for air ⁠traffic ...

The FAA temporarily paused some flights Monday morning into Los Angeles International Airport, the agency said. The pause was ...

Fall officially arrives on Tuesday, but this weekend, the first fall productions arrive a little sooner. The Fine Arts ...

Palm Beach County pauses its FAA lawsuit over Mar-a-Lago flight restrictions and airport route changes after spending ...

Ontario International Airport's air traffic control tower could see its staffing target reduced by six controllers, even as ...

By Allison Lampert and Doyinsola Oladipo Sept 15 (Reuters) - Airlines affected by air traffic control staff shortages should do more to prevent delays from snowballing into broader disruptions, a ...

Kern County is seeking a $2 million FAA grant to develop a master plan for Meadows Field airport amid record passenger growth ...

The FAA’s schedule to replace 612 radar systems has slipped by two or more months to September 2028, FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford told Congress Sept. 15. Testifying before a House Appropriations ...