It’s time to empower air traffic controllers with the training, equipment, and staffing to keep passengers safe and restore the golden age of American aviation.

After my previous two FLYING articles focusing on optional hardware improvements to your home simulator, I received ...

Senior Airman Logan Jarrett stands watch at the control tower, guiding aircraft safely in and out of the base's airspace.

The pilot killed in a plane crash in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, last month stopped responding to an air traffic controller ...

Alcohol and flying airplanes simply don’t mix. A drunk pilot can be a danger to themselves, passengers, and bystanders on the ...

As companies look to deploy drones to deliver goods to consumers, one obstacle to wider use has been concern over possible ...

Duffy thinks air traffic controllers shouldn’t retire at 56 as they’re now required to do for safety and national security reasons. In fact, Duffy seems to think allowing air traffic controllers to ...

Both innocent and malicious pranksters have caused real issues for aviators and air traffic controllers alike.

As we rapidly approach the ninth anniversary of the implementation of Part 107 in August 2016, over 420,000 people have ...

17-member team's immediate focus will be on recovering the aircraft's rotors, main transmission, roof and tail structures, ...

The Federal Aviation Administration plans to hire 2,000 air traffic controller trainees this year and maintain strict oversight of Boeing, the agency's acting administrator said in written ...