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FAA Explores New Interference Detection System (opens the original)
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The FAA is seeking industry input on technology capable of detecting and locating radio frequency interference across the National Airspace System. According to an FAA notice, the agency will meet with potential vendors Oct. 13-15 to explore systems that could monitor aviation frequencies across airport, terminal and en route environments. The proposed capability would cover domestic and oceanic operations, including ground-based and airborne systems. The FAA is interested in technology that cou
Epic E1000 AX Autoland Earns FAA Certification (opens the original)
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Epic Aircraft announced Wednesday that the FAA has certified Garmin Emergency Autoland for its E1000 AX single-engine turboprop, clearing the system for installation on the aircraft. The approval follows the introduction of the E1000 AX in 2025, which added more than 25 upgrades, including Garmin Autothrottle and provisions for Autoland. According to Epic’s announcement, the E1000 AX features multiple Autoland activation buttons throughout the cabin, allowing passengers to initiate an emergency
Pilot Groups Seek 90-Day Pause on Citation Exemptions (opens the original)
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The National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) and Citation Jet Pilots (CJP) have asked the FAA to delay the rescission of certain Cessna Citation single-pilot exemptions by at least 90 days. In a Sept. 29 letter to FAA Flight Standards Service Executive Director Hugh Thomas, the organizations requested temporary relief for compliant operators while the agency reviews its safety findings. The request follows the FAA’s decision to end exemptions that allowed certain legacy Citation aircraft to
Duffy Calls for Faster Aircraft Certification (opens the original)
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Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy called for faster aircraft certification on Wednesday, citing concerns that lengthy approval processes could discourage aviation innovation and investment. Speaking at a Washington event, Duffy said the United States risks falling behind China unless regulators find ways to shorten certification timelines while maintaining safety standards. “We need to make sure we have safe aviation, but can we move faster?” Duffy said, according to Reuters. He also questione
Two Killed in Catalina Medical Helicopter Accident (opens the original)
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A medical helicopter operated by REACH Air Medical Services was involved in an accident shortly after departing California’s Catalina Island Wednesday evening, killing two people and injuring two others. A fifth occupant remained missing Thursday morning as rescue crews continued searching the waters near Avalon, according to the Associated Press. The Los Angeles County Fire Department received reports of the accident shortly before 8 p.m. and dispatched emergency personnel to the area. Rescuers
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