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FAA accelerates new NOTAM system

By General Aviation News Staff · April 22, 2025 ·

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The new NOTAM service is expected to be deployed by September 2025.

Will testosterone meds affect your medical certificate?

By General Aviation News Staff · April 16, 2025 ·

In the latest video in the Pilot Minute series from the FAA, Federal Air Surgeon Susan Northrup, MD, MPH explains how different medications prescribed for low testosterone may affect the status of your medical certificate.

FAA seeks comments on plans to shut down RCO network

By General Aviation News Staff · April 13, 2025 ·

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Agency officials report that in the mid-1980s, Flight Service received 22,000 service requests each day across the remote communications outlets, while today they receive fewer than 300 a day.

FAA seeks information on issues related to unleaded fuel

By General Aviation News Staff · April 9, 2025 ·

Released March 28, 2025, the SAIB notes that the FAA has not identified an unsafe condition that would warrant an airworthiness directive. The bulletin also notes that it is for “information only.”

MOSAIC final rule expected by August

By Janice Wood · April 3, 2025 ·

FAA MOSAIC regulation logo illustration for light aircraft certification standards

Designed to update the 2004 rules that created Light Sport Aircraft and the Sport Pilot certificate, the final MOSAIC rule — which has been in the works for years — is expected to be released this summer.

New program protects pilot privacy

By General Aviation News Staff · April 2, 2025 ·

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A new FAA program allows aircraft owners to request that personal information be kept private, including their name and address.

FAA hiring supercharge hits targets

By General Aviation News Staff · March 28, 2025 ·

FAA officials reported March 21, 2025, that the agency “has already qualified and referred more than 8,320 candidates to the aptitude exam, known as the Air Traffic Skills Assessment (ATSA). More than 190 candidates have already passed the ATSA and moved into the hiring process.”

Montana legislators pass bill limiting use of ADS-B

By General Aviation News Staff · March 21, 2025 ·

The bill, introduced by Rep. Shane Klakken (R-Grass Range), who is a pilot, would prohibit the use of ADS-B data to assess landing fees on general aviation (Part 91) flights in aircraft that weigh no more than 9,000 pounds.

Uptick in busted TFRs leads to warning from NORAD

By General Aviation News Staff · March 20, 2025 ·

Since the Jan. 20, 2025, presidential inauguration, NORAD officials report they have responded to more than 20 “tracks of interest” entering skies above President Trump’s Mar-A-Lago resort near Palm Beach, Florida.

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