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A Belated FAA Reauthorization Bill and Making Way for November s Elections

Marty Kauchak reports on President Biden signing the FAA reauthorization bill, impacting air travelers, safety standards, and Congressional committee dynamics.

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On 15th anniversary of deadly plane crash, Schumer emphasizes aviation safety

On 15th anniversary of deadly plane crash, Schumer emphasizes aviation safety
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Schumer: Flight-hours training requirement preserved in FAA bill

The U.S. Senate has approved an amendment upholding the 1,500-hour flight training rule for co-pilots that was initially approved in the wake of the 2009 crash of Colgan Flight 3407

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Planemakers look to a pilotless future

Europe is moving forward with regulations that only require one pilot in the cockpit for long-haul flights. The rest of the world could follow suit.

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Planemakers look to a pilotless future

Europe is moving forward with regulations that only require one pilot in the cockpit for long-haul flights. The rest of the world could follow suit.

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