More than $100 million will go to airports across the country to reduce potential runway incursions, the FAA said Monday

Four bird strikes involving passenger jets have taken place in the last 24 hours in Texas.

SpaceX has cleared the final hurdle for launching its new giant Starship from Texas as early as next week on a first test flight

The FAA is urging “continued vigilance” from all airline and airport employees on the heels of at least seven reported close calls at American airports.

The fate of President Joe Biden's pick to run the Federal Aviation Administration is in doubt

The Federal Aviation Administration says it will work to require all cockpit voice recorders (CVRs), often called black boxes, to capture 25 hours of information

ABC News’ Jay O’Brien and Sam Sweeney break down testimony from Acting Federal Aviation Administration Administrator Billy Nolen, after high-profile close calls and unruly passengers.

He will address the recent string of recent near-misses on runways.

A Learjet took off without clearance from air traffic control in Boston just as a JetBlue flight was preparing to land on an intersecting runway.

Authorities say a Mesa Airlines flight had to break off its landing after an air traffic controller cleared a Sky West plane for takeoff on the same runway at the same time.

The head of the Federal Aviation Administration told Congress that the nation's aviation system can "absolutely" be better.

The hearing comes after several close calls involving U.S. jetliners.

Federal Aviation Administration Acting Administrator Billy Nolen faced the Senate Commerce Committee Wednesday about recent aviation problems.

Last week's computer system outage appears to have been the result of "unintentionally deleted files," the FAA said Thursday.

A Delta airline pilot slammed the brakes as the jet sped down the runway after an American Airlines plane crossed its path.

The agency is blaming a corrupt file for forcing the grounding of hundreds of domestic flights. ABC News’ Justin Finch has more on the fallout.

The FAA ordered a temporary nationwide pause on all domestic departures following a computer failure that impacted flights around the country.

ABC News transportation correspondent Gio Benitez and former pilot John Nance explain what sparked the FAA computer issue, why it failed and how passengers can get refunded.

The FAA said it is looking into what caused a Blue Origin launch to trigger the capsule escape system a minute into the flight. No humans were aboard the rocket during the incident.

The FAA is investigating after two planes had a close call over one of the busiest airports in the country.

The agency says it has received 57,956 applications for this year's 1,500 open air traffic controller positions, but some critics say the agency isn't hiring fast enough.

The FAA will then use the comments to create a new standard minimum for airplane seat sizes, it said.

The federal government is asking for feedback as it gets ready to update its standards.

The Federal Aviation Administration revoked pilot certificates for Luke Aikins and Andy Farrington after a Red Bull-sponsored plane swap and crash in Arizona.

While the mask mandate on public transportation has been lifted, the FAA's zero-tolerance policy against unruly passengers is here to stay.

The ground stop only lasted less than 15 minutes, but some said it could have been related to a reported missile launch by North Korea.

FAA mandates inspections of Boeing 737 switches that could pose safety risk.

The agency's preliminary investigation from the incident shows evidence of metal fatigue, while the U.K. announces it will ban 777s with a Pratt and Whitney engine from flying into its airspace.

Passengers aboard United Flight 328 are speaking out after the terrifying incident aboard a Boeing 777 over the weekend, triggering an NTSB investigation and leading to more grounded planes.

Boeing 737 aircrafts parked more than a week, including nearly 2,000 planes, will be inspected due to reports of engines shutting down.

The tests are looking into whether the amount of legroom on an airplane affects how quickly passengers can evacuate during an emergency.

The FAA is instructing airlines to inspect Boeing 737 NG jetliners after Boeing told the agency it had discovered evidence of cracks in a fuselage part.

The air traffic controller was alone in the Las Vegas tower as another controller took a break when she began slurring her words.

The agency should be "balancing risks with potential advantages," NASEM says.

The agency is giving airlines 20 days to complete the ultrasound checks.

A passenger died Tuesday after an engine failure on a Boeing 737.

A vote is scheduled for next week.