After the tragic, mid-air collision between a US Army Black Hawk helicopter and an American Airlines regional jet that killed ...

On Wednesday night, a serious aviation accident occurred during the approach to Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA/KDCA), in Washington, D.C. The post Video: Military Helicopter Collides ...

Washington, D.C., is a unique city for many reasons, one being its prominence as a government and military hub. The growing, conflicting demands on close-in ...

All without much change. As Vladimir Putin rightly noted, who called the current elite of Europe "political small fry," "they ...

The Federal Aviation Administration said on Tuesday that the agency will continue to attend meetings and engage with airlines ...

The president said he would work with Congress to improve aging technology used by the Federal Aviation Administration. By Mark Walker and Maya C. Miller Reporting from Washington President Trump ...

A temporary outage in the U.S. pilot messaging system, NOTAM, may cause flight delays. Despite no current impact due to a backup, the FAA is investigating the cause. Recent U.S. aviation incidents ...

Feb. 2 (UPI) --Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy on Sunday morning said it's time to update "antiquated" Federal Aviation Administration systems and called for more air traffic controllers at ...

The Federal Aviation Administration said Thursday it would slow the arrivals rate at Ronald Reagan National Airport (DCA) outside of Washington as weather and recovery efforts were affecting ...

President Donald Trump on Thursday took executive action to address FAA hires and aviation safety after an Army Black Hawk helicopter collided with a passenger jet in D.C.

Trump’s rule by self-inflicted chaos trickled down to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in the Department of Transportation, where even air traffic controllers and airport control towers ...

The crew “safely aborted its takeoff” at the Texas airport due to a “reported engine issue” around 8.35am, the FAA added.