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U.S. FAA lifts ground stop at 3 Washington-area airports

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U.S. FAA lifts ground stop at the three Washington-area airports
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration on Friday night lifted a ground stop that had halted traffic at the three primary Washington-area airports for several hours after air traffic had to halt work...

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FAA issues ground stop at airports in DC, Baltimore
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FAA lifts ground stops after 'strong chemical smell' affects Potomac air traffic controller facility
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DC airport ground stop: FAA issues update on Potomac TRACON; first details on ‘chemical smell’
Transport Secretary Sean Duffy shared “The ground stop is over and operations have resumed. Firefighters from Fauquier County and Prince William County confirm there is no danger to air traffic contro...

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US FAA lifts ground stop at the three Washington-area airports
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Passengers stuck as DC-area flights grounded for hours amid FAA chemical smell investigation - Check the main reason behind bad odor
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Flights delayed at BWI, DC airports due to "strong chemical smell" at air traffic control center
"They just keep delaying it," said Maggy Osha, on her way home to San Francisco. "I don't know how long it will be delayed for...but it's super frustrating that now it's going to land at 3 a.m., so no...

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Chemical Smell at Control Center Delays Traffic at Washington and Baltimore Airports
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US FAA Lifts Ground Stop at the Three Washington-Area Airports
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FAA: Ground delays at BWI, DCA due to chemical smell from the Potomac TRACON

A ground delay was ordered for major airports across the DMV due to a strong chemical smell coming from the Potomac TRACON, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said.
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FAA Issues RFI for National Airspace System Transition to Post-Quantum Cryptography

According to the sources sought notice posted on SAM.gov Tuesday, the FAA is seeking potential vendors to move its air traffic control infrastructure, as well as its IT and business systems to PQC as part of the agency’s modernization effort. Interested vendors can submit their responses to the RFI by April 10.
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FAA director Bedford takes in the view at XNA’s new tower

The head of the Federal Aviation Administration took in a panoramic view of Northwest Arkansas from someplace rare for him: a brand new facility.
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Joby’s First FAA-Conforming Aircraft Takes Flight

(NYSE:JOBY), a company developing electric air taxis for commercial passenger service, today announced it has begun flight testing its first FAA-conforming aircraft for Type Inspection Authorization (TIA),
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Amid Crowded Skies, FAA Kills Rule Aimed at Regulating Space Junk

The post Amid Crowded Skies, FAA Kills Rule Aimed at Regulating Space Junk appeared first on ProPublica.
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FAA: Ground delays at BWI, DCA, IAD due to chemical smell from the Potomac River

A ground stop was lifted for major airports across the DMV that was issued due to a strong chemical smell coming from the Potomac River, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said.
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FAA Approves a Massive Pilot Program That Will Let Electric Air Taxis Fly Across 26 States as Early as This Summer

Although it feels like the promise of electric air taxis never left the shiny tech demo in a venture capitalist’s slide deck, the ball is finally moving. We’ve watched as teasing sleek prototypes hover in restricted airspaces,
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FAA proposes requiring airlines inspect 787s for fatigue caused by ‘shim gaps’

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is set to require airlines to inspect 787s for fatigue cracks created by manufacturing errors involving too-large “shim gaps” between structural components. A proposed airworthiness directive released on 12 ...
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