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AIR One Aims to Become First eVTOL Light Sport Aircraft Under Revised FAA Regulations

AIR One Aims to Become First eVTOL Light Sport Aircraft Under Revised FAA Regulations

AIR One Aims to Become First eVTOL Light Sport Aircraft Under Revised FAA Regulations
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Transportation Secretary Duffy Flies in Next-Gen eVTOL Aircraft, Marking Aviation Milestone

Transportation Secretary Duffy Flies in Next-Gen eVTOL Aircraft, Marking Aviation Milestone

Transportation Secretary Duffy Flies in Next-Gen eVTOL Aircraft, Marking Aviation Milestone
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Greenberg Traurig Expands Government Law Policy Practice with Former FAA Official

Greenberg Traurig Expands Government Law Policy Practice with Former FAA Official

Greenberg Traurig Expands Government Law Policy Practice with Former FAA Official
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118-year-old transportation company files for bankruptcy

118-year-old transportation company files for bankruptcy

With the cost of both gas and jet fuel sitting at yearslong highs over the war in Iran, almost every company providing transportation has felt the strain of expenses spiking suddenly. Airlines such as Spirit and Magnicharters are among those that collapsed in bankruptcy since the start of the ...
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Avelo Airlines Plans Measured Growth with New Embraer E2 Fleet

Avelo Airlines Plans Measured Growth with New Embraer E2 Fleet

Avelo Airlines Plans Measured Growth with New Embraer E2 Fleet
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Another airline files for bankruptcy and cancels flights

Another airline files for bankruptcy and cancels flights

The string of airline bankruptcies that began following the U.S. strike on Iran and subsequent spike in jet prices is not over yet. While the most prominent collapse occurred at the start of May when well-known low-cost airline Spirit Airlines canceled all of its flights and shut down for ...
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American Airlines policy change could cost flyers big

American Airlines policy change could cost flyers big

As if flying weren’t expensive enough, American Airlines’ recent policy change might feel like adding fuel to the fire for certain passengers.  Earlier this year, the major U.S. air carrier joined other airlines in raising baggage fees by roughly $10 due to skyrocketing fuel prices. But why ...
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Delta Air Lines Tops 2026 Airline Rankings Amid Rising Costs and Employee Satisfaction

Delta Air Lines Tops 2026 Airline Rankings Amid Rising Costs and Employee Satisfaction

Delta Air Lines Tops 2026 Airline Rankings Amid Rising Costs and Employee Satisfaction
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Airline that kicked Khabib off its plane lands mid-fight rescue from retired MMA fighter (Video)

Airline that kicked Khabib off its plane lands mid-fight rescue from retired MMA fighter (Video)

Juan Reyes is the kind of passenger that makes you wish boarding passes required a pre-fight psych evaluation. The 51-year-old Reyes went nuts on a Frontier Airlines flight to Chicago earlier this week, attempting to smash open the cockpit door, urinate on the lavatory floor, and rip open the emergency exit — all while cruising […]
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Another plane company files for bankruptcy

Another plane company files for bankruptcy

While the prices of jet fuel showed some modest signs of improvement at the start of the month, the difficult situation set off by the U.S.-Israeli strike on Iran has already dealt the final blow to a number of smaller airline companies on top of an already challenging market. The most high-profile ...
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Another low-cost airline cancels all flights for two weeks

Another low-cost airline cancels all flights for two weeks

When an airline faces a financial situation that leaves much to be desired, one option is to stop service for a temporary period in the hopes of saving its resources for a more optimal time. Earlier this year, Maldives-based BeOnd shut down for the summer amid the high cost of jet fuel and ...
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FAA Awards Infrastructure Grants to U.S. Airports for Major Upgrades

FAA Awards Infrastructure Grants to U.S. Airports for Major Upgrades

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has announced a series of infrastructure grants aimed at enhancing several U.S. airports. These grants include $70 million for runway rehabilitation at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, $46.9 million for apron expansion at Charlotte Douglas International Airport, and $41.9 million for terminal reconstruction and fuel farm expansion at Miami International Airport. Additional funding includes $18.7 million for deicing infrastructure at Syracuse Hancock International Airport, $18 million for taxiway pavement reconstruction at Philadelphia International Airport, and $16.2 million for a taxiway extension at Orlando Sanford International Airport. These grants are part of a broader effort to improve airport infrastructure across the country.