Federal Aviation Administration
US Judge Dismisses Boeing Criminal Charges in $1.1 Billion Settlement Over Fatal 737 MAX Crashes
Nov 07, 2025 12:20 am CST
A US judge has dismissed criminal charges against Boeing related to two fatal 737 MAX 8 crashes that killed 346 people, following a $1.1 billion settlement agreement with the Department of Justice. The deal resolves the case without requiring Boeing to plead guilty to fraud charges, while the company continues to face criticism from victims' families regarding accountability for the aircraft's safety failures.
Nearly 7,000 US Flights Delayed as Air Traffic Controller Shortages Worsen During 27-Day Government Shutdown
Oct 28, 2025 03:37 pm CST
The US aviation system faces mounting challenges as the federal government shutdown enters its 27th day, with nearly 7,000 flights delayed nationwide due to air traffic controller staffing shortages. The FAA has implemented ground delay programs at major airports while 13,000 controllers and 50,000 TSA officers continue working without pay, raising concerns about the sustainability of air travel operations as the crisis continues.
Navigating Flight Disruptions During the US Government Shutdown: Passenger Rights and Action Plan
Oct 09, 2025 04:44 pm CST
The ongoing US government shutdown has created significant disruptions in air travel due to air traffic controller shortages. This comprehensive guide explains passenger rights during flight cancellations, offers practical steps for rebooking, details refund policies, and provides strategic advice for travelers facing delays at major airports during this uncertain period.
Man Charged With Shining Laser At Donald Trump's Marine One Helicopter
Sep 23, 2025 07:52 pm CST
US authorities charged a man who shone a laser pointer at the presidential helicopter as it departed the White House with President Trump aboard, according to a court filing Monday.
Families Of 4 Air India Ahmedabad Plane Crash Victims Sue Boeing In US Court
Sep 19, 2025 02:16 am CST
Families of four passengers who died in the Air India plane crash in June this year have filed a product defect and negligence lawsuit in a US court.