Tag: FAA
Caribbean Air Shutdown Likely Disrupted Meetings and Incentives
The recent U.S. actions in Venezuela, resulting in brief restrictions in commercial air travel, likely disrupted meetings as well as vacationers.
Travel Chaos Intensifies as Powerful Storm Batters Nation
A storm system producing snow, ice, wind, rain and lightning threatened widespread travel delays across the nation on Sunday, into Monday.
FAA Selects Peraton to Overhaul U.S. Air Traffic Control
Following decades of complaints over airport congestion, technology failures and flight delays, a private contractor will overhaul U.S. ATC.
Weekly Roundup of Top Industry Headlines
Here’s another weekly news roundup—from the end of the shutdown to what planners need in 2026 and two Caribbean islands on the rise.
Your Weekly Roundup of Top Industry Headlines
Here’s another weekly news roundup—from the FAA’s decision to scale back air travel to Jamaica’s plans for a comeback after Hurricane Melissa.
FAA Reducing Air Traffic by 10% During Shutdown
Thousands of flights nationwide are about to be impacted as the FAA is set to cut U.S. air traffic by 10% due to the shutdown's impact on safety.
It Happened This Week: Industry Buzz & Updates
Our essential weekly update delivers only the headlines that truly matter, ensuring you're never out of the loop.
Transportation Secretary Warns Shutdown Could Cause More Flight Delays
More flight delays could be on the way as the government shutdown drags on, nearing its 4th week of nationwide disruptions.
Flight Reductions Proposed at Newark Over Ongoing Safety Issues
DOT may reduce the number of flights at Newark International Airport in response to concerns about congestion and safety.
United Gets FAA OK for Starlink
United's first Starlink flight will operate on a United Express Embraer 175, less than eight months after signing the deal for the service.
$332 Million to Modernize Airports in 32 States
A new bipartisan law gives $332 million for 171 grants across 32 states to modernize airports and improve air traffic control infrastructure.
Holiday Travel Surge: Record Numbers Expected
The 2024 holiday travel season is shaping up to be the busiest on record, with millions hitting the road and taking to the skies.
House Passes Bipartisan Bill Protecting Travelers’ Rights
A bill to reauthorize the FAA that includes significant new protections for air travelers was overwhelmingly approved by the House.
No Room for Air Rage
Air rage could earn passengers a ban from flying commercially under legislation now pending in Congress.
