Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Archives

American, Delta and United Could Resume Lebanon Flights After 41 Years Under Trump’s Plan

President Donald Trump, the person after whose initials Palm Beach Airport’s code was changed to DJT, directed his administration on […]

Diwas Pokhrel / July 21, 2026

The North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) launched F-16 Fighting Falcon fighter jets on July 19, 2026, after more than

Diwas Pokhrel / July 19, 2026

United Airlines (UA) has clarified that passengers cannot receive complimentary ticket changes simply because they object to flying into Florida’s

Henry Bhatta / July 17, 2026

United Airlines (UA) will significantly speed up the retirement of older aircraft in 2027, planning to remove more than 80

Karan Bhatta / July 12, 2026

A ground controller at San Diego International Airport (SAN) traded insults with multiple airline pilots during a busy morning taxi

Boeing is expected to secure Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) certification for the 737 MAX 7 before the end of July

Karan Bhatta / July 6, 2026

A United Airlines (UA) flight from Cincinnati to Chicago on July 4, 2026, carried exactly one passenger on a Boeing

Karan Bhatta / July 1, 2026

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) proposed a new rule on June 30, 2026, that would end the United States’ 53-year-old

Karan Bhatta / June 20, 2026

Private pilots in the United States operate under a specific legal framework that separates recreational flying from paid professional work.

Kritika Baral / June 19, 2026

American Airlines (AA), one of the largest carriers in terms of fleet size, began using anti-terror cockpit barricades across its