FAA chief says SpaceX needs to operate at 'highest level of safety'
Elon Musk's SpaceX must operate at the "highest level of safety," the head of the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration said on Tuesday, defending a proposed $633,000 fine against the company for violating agency rules ahead of two 2023 launches.
Elon Musk attacked the regulator, saying that it was fining his rocket company "for trivia" and that it should focus on ...
A U.S. Senate panel investigating Boeing's safety culture on Wednesday faulted the planemaker's quality practices and ...
Charlotte Douglas officials expect the extra runway to cut wait time for passengers. The airport has the highest share of ...
The FAA commits $290 million to a new runway at Charlotte Douglas International Airport, enhancing capacity and efficiency.
Boeing factory workers felt pressured to prioritize production speed over quality and said they did not receive enough ...
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has hired 1,811 air traffic controllers during fiscal year 2024, exceeding its goal ...
Changes to Boeing’s safety culture will take years but the company has made helpful shifts in the short-term, the FAA ...
Boeing must do more to improve the aircraft safety following a door plug blowout in January and other mishaps, Federal ...
The head of the Federal Aviation Administration will tell a U.S. Senate panel on Wednesday that the agency will remain ...
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