A few thunderstorms are moving through the northeastern part of the Denver metro area and the FAA issued a ground stop on Tuesday afternoon.

Similar restrictions were in place during the World Cup when matches were hosted at AT&T Stadium.

The Federal Aviation Administration has awarded a $12,090,546 grant to the Central Illinois Regional Airport to fund the second phase of its Runway 11/29 rehabilitation project, with construction

The US Federal Aviation Administration is withholding a 2.8% pay increase from air traffic controllers until they meet demands for greater efficiency, agitating an already-demoralized workforce that’s borne the brunt of recent government shutdowns.

The Homeland Security and Further Additional Continuing Appropriations Act set aside​ $140 million to give controllers a 3.8% pay raise, but they have so far only received the 1% raise given to all government employees.

The new FAA notice took effect on Monday and runs through March 2, 2027. It bans U.S.airlines, commercial operators and most U.S. registered civilian aircraft from flying below 10,000 feet in designated areas of Haiti, including the corridor covering parts of the country around gang-plagued Port-au-Prince.

The rules would affect flights traveling into and out of the nearby airport recently renamed after the president.

The Federal Aviation Administration has awarded nearly $15.5 million to Cyril E. King Airport on St. Thomas for a new aircraft rescue and firefighting facility, providing substantial federal funding for a project the V.I. Port Authority has been developing for more than two years.

EXCLUSIVE — Air traffic controllers are accusing the Department of Transportation and Federal Aviation Administration of prioritizing efficiency and cost-cutting over public safety, a shift that workers warn has driven morale to an all-time low and placed the flying public at heightened risk.

The money comes from the Airport Infrastructure Grant, a program that started in 2022 and aims to provide $14.5 billion in funding over five years.

Nearly 500 Boeing 737 MAX jets flying U.S. routes are about to become subject to a new federal inspection order. Starting September 10, airlines operating the aircraft must begin checking a specific structural fitting near the cockpit for cracks that regulators say could,