Boeing will pay $6.6 million to settle FAA allegations
Boeing is in more trouble with federal regulators. The Federal Aviation Administration said Thursday that it imposed $5.4 million in civil penalties against the company for violating terms of a previous settlement in 2015.
FAA steps up enforcement against unruly airline passengers
The move Wednesday by the Federal Aviation Administration follows several incidents involving people who refused to wear masks or conducted in-flight demonstrations of support for President Donald Trump.
Watchdog urges more action to protect planes from hackers
The agency said the Federal Aviation Administration has not developed a training program for cybersecurity or test airplane computer systems that could be vulnerable to attack.
Government watchdog says FAA not prepared to update jet evacuation rules
A government watchdog says the Federal Aviation Administration hasn’t updated standards for emergency airliner evacuations in nearly two decades.
In internal messages, Boeing employees talked about misleading regulators about problems with the simulators.
FAA Administrator Stephen Dickson is testifying before Congress on Wednesday. Watch in the video player.
Messages between two employees regarding their communications with federal regulators pointed to potential problems in a flight-control system.
The Federal Aviation Administration grounded all Boeing 737 Max passenger jetliners in March, after the plane’s second deadly crash in five months. But questions remain about why the agency didn’t act sooner. Now, a New York Times investigation suggests the…
The head of the Federal Aviation Administration, Daniel Elwell, is testifying before a House aviation panel after two deadly accidents involving the Boeing 737 Max.
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