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Senate confirms new FAA administrator at a time of rising concern about air safety

WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. Senate on Wednesday confirmed Bryan Bedford to lead the Federal Aviation Administration, putting him in charge of the federal agency at a precarious time for the airline industry after recent accidents, including the January collision near Washington, D.C. that killed 67 people.

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Are India's skies safe? Air safety watchdog responds amid rising concerns

India’s skies remain safe, with accident rates below global averages, air safety regulator chief tells the BBC.

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Senate confirms Bryan Bedford as next administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration

During his confirmation with the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation last month, Bedford acknowledged issues at the agency, including chronic understaffing, controller fatigue and outdated equipment,

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Aviation safety in focus as key panel meets today

All major stakeholders, including the DGCA will present their safety protocols during the session scheduled to begin at 11am ...

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Aviation regulator defends the safety of India’s skies following Air India crash

Aviation regulator defends the safety of India’s skies following Air India crash - ‘India's skies have always been safe’, the country’s aviation regulator claims ...

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Medical staff and safety resources expanded for Pensacola Beach Air Show

Aside from the fun in the air, public safety is also top of mind for Red, White and Blues week.The nearest hospital to ...

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Airline’s tip option for flight attendants leaves customers fuming: ‘Get bent, greedy corporations!’

The airline recently shifted from “shifted from pooling all the tips from a flight and splitting them evenly across the crew to allowing each individual flight attendant to keep the tips they generate ...

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Air India 171: Questions Mount as Regulator Faces Scrutiny

The crash of Air India Flight 171 continues to generate significant questions about aviation safety oversight in India.

Indian Lawmakers to Review Aviation Safety Weeks After Air India Crash

India's aviation watchdog last month warned the airline over "repeated and serious violations" related to pilot duty ...

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Ground-Up Safety: Building the Foundation for Incident Prevention

This foundation spans all aviation segments—from airlines and cargo operations to business aviation and Advanced Air Mobility ...

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Aviation safety in focus at parliamentary panel meeting

Several official agencies, including the Airport Authority of India and the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), are ...

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Air Carrier Safety Regulations and Obligations: A Global Perspective

The tragic crash of the Air India flight AI 171, a Boeing 787 Dreamliner en route from Ahmedabad to London that collided with a hospital just seconds after take ...

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The Challenge of Harmonizing Global Aviation Safety Standards

According to the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), nearly 200 countries are collaborating to establish ...

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DGCA Assures Action On Airfare Surge, MPs Raise Aviation Safety Concerns

Aviation regulator DGCA said on Tuesday it will put in place a mechanism to curb whopping surge in air ticket prices, ...

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