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Delta Flight and Air Force Jets Avoid Collision in Near-Miss Incident Over Washington D.C.

Monday, Mar 31

A Delta flight narrowly avoided a collision with Air Force jets during takeoff at Washington D.C.'s Reagan Airport, prompting a federal investigation.

WORLD NEWS

FAA Imposes Permanent Helicopter Restrictions Around Washington, D.C. After Deadly Collision

Saturday, Mar 15

FAA permanently restricts non-essential helicopters around Washington's Reagan National Airport after a deadly collision, enhancing aviation safety.

TECHNOLOGY

SpaceX Starship Test Flight Fails, Disrupting 240 Flights in Florida

Saturday, Mar 08

SpaceX's recent Starship test flight failure led to significant disruptions at Florida airports, causing delays and diversions for over 240 flights.

POLITICS

Lawmakers Raise Alarm Over Musk's Potential Influence on FAA's $2.4 Billion Verizon Contract

Saturday, Mar 01

Lawmakers express concerns about Elon Musk's influence over the FAA's $2.4 billion contract with Verizon, questioning potential conflicts of interest.

WORLD NEWS

Elon Musk Calls on Retired Air Traffic Controllers to Rejoin Amid Severe Staffing Crisis

Saturday, Mar 01

Elon Musk urges retired air traffic controllers to return as industry faces critical staffing shortages amid recent aviation incidents.

POLITICS

FAA Testing Starlink to Replace Verizon, Sparking Conflict of Interest Concerns

Thursday, Feb 27

The FAA is testing Elon Musk's Starlink to replace Verizon for air traffic communication, raising conflict of interest and ethical concerns.

WORLD NEWS

Southwest Airlines and American Airlines Flights Abort Landings to Avoid Collisions

Wednesday, Feb 26

Two flights were forced to abort landing at Chicago and Washington airports to avoid potential collisions with other aircraft.

POLITICS

FAA Lays Off Hundreds Amid Safety Concerns Following Deadly Crashes

Tuesday, Feb 18

The FAA has laid off nearly 400 employees amidst increased scrutiny regarding aviation safety following recent crashes.

WORLD NEWS

Trump Administration Fires Hundreds of FAA Employees Amid Staffing Shortage Following Deadly Plane Crash

Tuesday, Feb 18

The Trump administration has begun firings of FAA employees just weeks after a deadly plane crash, raising concerns over aviation safety during a staffing crisis.