For residents of Dubai, the flying car could dramatically reduce travel times during peak hours
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US slaps $1.05mn fine on Virgin Atlantic for flying over Iraq
Virgin Atlantic must pay $525,000 in three instalments
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Winter storm Elliott disrupting travel in US during holiday season
Most Middle East airlines are flying on schedule over the next couple of days, even as FAA has warned of delays and cancellations as the storm moves eastward
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Video: How a new FAA proposal could impact drone delivery services
The FAA is proposing a tracking system that regulators say massive drone fleets will need before they start making the kind of same day deliveries companies like Amazon, Google and UPS have been planning for years.
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Individual countries to decide when Boeing 737 MAX can fly again: US FAA
Boeing has said that it expects to receive regulatory approval early in the fourth quarter for the plane to resume service
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US FAA calls for meetings with global counterparts on grounded 737 Max
The Federal Aviation Administration will be holding an ‘informal briefing’ for global aviation regulators in Canada on Monday
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Aviation experts expected to criticise US FAA over Boeing 737 Max approval
Sources say that the Joint Authorities Technical Review panel is likely to take aim at a lack of transparency in the FAA’s dealings with Boeing
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Software update set to fix Boeing 737 Max fault
Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg said the company expects it can complete a software patch by the end of September
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US FAA chief says no 737 MAX fix yet ahead of fence-mending summit
In a sign of the work remaining to be done before the MAX 8 can fly again, interim FAA chief Dan Elwell said his agency has not yet received Boeing’s proposed fix for the automated control system blamed in the crashes
