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A reduction in how much FAA knowledge test contractor PSI reimburses third-party testing centers is not resulting in significantly reduced capacity...

Transportation leaders in Congress are queuing up a host of bills over the summer legislative session, including the Federal Aviation Administration...

While the rule has been in effect for months, the FAA's Part 147 update process officially wraps up June 13 with the publication of the final rule...

A post-pandemic shortage of frontline workers, notably pilots and mechanics, has forced companies to shift business strategies. In many cases, wages...

Bipartisan efforts are underway on both the House and Senate sides of Capitol Hill to broaden the eligibility of 529 plans used to pay for...

On May 31, in conjunction with Choose Aerospace, ATEC hosted an outreach event in Tulsa to discuss the latest initiatives to support the new part...

As Congress prepares to craft and debate the next FAA reauthorization bill, perhaps no topic will be more closely watched than workforce...

Women have out-numbered men since the late 1940s and make up about half the country's workforce, U.S. Census data show. But in most aviation...

The 2018 FAA Reauthorization Act directed the Government Accountability Office (GAO) to study the aviation workforce of the future, including the...

One of the biggest hurdles keeping aviation technician school graduates from earning certification is access to FAA-designated examiners--and the...

The Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) Airport Design Challenge took flight on April 1 with an extended enrollment period. Students in...

In a continued effort to develop the new air transportation ecosystem, NASA Aeronautics will focus on new forms of aircraft, as well as the wider...