For more than half a century, the FAA's operational rules for crewed aviation, Part 91 (general aviation), Part 121 (commercial airliners), and Part 135 (unscheduled charter flights), have treated tec ...

As the proliferation of mobile device usage in flight operations continues to grow across all segments of aviation, general aviation pilots could soon have the option of going mobile to obtain ...

The Air Traffic Control procedures handbook, FAA Order 7110.65Z, requires, "controllers … to be familiar with its provisions … that pertain to their operational ...

A "pilot deviation" occurs when a pilot violates any of a certain set of rules outlined by the Federal Aviation Administration, something they want to avoid.

Free Flight will not worsen the legal position of the pilot nor relieve air traffic controllers of all liability. Rather, this emerging era of flight is likely to introduce new areas of application ...