The FAA's current guidelines prohibit the use of mobile phones and other devices until planes reach an altitude of 10,000 feet. That prohibition has rested on concerns that certain devices could interfere with ground-based wireless networks, creating trouble for airlines flying at low altitudes. B...
Simple Flying reached out to several US-based carriers regarding this update by the FAA. Representatives from American Airlines and United Airlines informed us that they will not remove seats for their cargo services. Meanwhile, a Delta Air Lines spokesperson said the firm is currently evaluating th...
It could take weeks or even months for the European Commission to adopt the proposal, but it is likely to have immediate effect. It is a signal to airlines that they can stop flying mostly empty planes and still be confident that the emergency rules change will be approved before airport sl...
One of the companies in the new field, California-based Joby Aviation, praised the FAA regulation.CEO JoeBen Bevirtsaid the rules “will ensure the U.S. continues to play a global leadership role in the development and adoption of clean flight.” ...
FAA to reexamine rules on mental health treatment in aviation industry Pilots, flight attendants and experts met during a summit to discuss challenges and barriers that aviation professionals face to receiving care for mental health issues. 1 year ago ...
"The passenger in question has been banned and informed they are no longer welcome to fly Allegiant," a spokeswoman for the airline said. On aSkyWestflight from Atlanta to Chicago, also in August, a passenger removed their face covering, bothered other passengers and "grabbed a flight attendan...
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is warning travelers to pack their patience and prepare for potential delays and airport snags if they’re flying during the total solar eclipse next month. The FAA said travelers who are located along thepath of totalityshould expect limited airport parking...
If you have any significant medical issues, the FAA will want to know about them. More than that, they will want to know that your health conditions do not pose a risk to you, your passengers, or bystanders on the ground. One of the best things you can do to prepare for your FAA ...
"It's going to be hectic but fun," she added. "Go with the mindset that it's going to be busy and pack light and pack carefully. Be patient and pleasant with everyone." Passengers on the day of the eclipse should expect air traffic delays and an unusually high number of drones in ...
For years, airplanes have used what is called "weight and balance" before taking off, to ensure safety and security. Weight and balance take into account the weight of fuel, passengers, cargo etc, and how evenly it is distributed in the aircraft. ...