Federal Aviation Administration
Americannoun
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The Federal Aviation Administration separately evaluates the environmental impact of rocket launches in the U.S., which has in the past delayed satellite launches.
The Federal Aviation Administration says things have improved at Burbank, pointing to a recent change that adjusted the altitude for Van Nuys aircraft, increasing clearance between descending Burbank flights and the smaller planes at Van Nuys.
From Los Angeles Times
Add in the Federal Aviation Administration’s chronic shortage of air-traffic controllers, and there is a set of challenges for airline-management teams.
From MarketWatch
The department has used AI to draft a still-unpublished Federal Aviation Administration rule, according to a DOT staffer briefed on the matter.
From Salon
The Federal Aviation Administration is responsible for certifying civil aircraft in the U.S., including planes used for commercial flights.
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