Federal Aviation Administration

...turns to verify that they were in control of the plane. It landed safely in Minneapolis, and was met at the gate by police. The FAA has said that after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, controllers have been told to alert the military...

In this article: Minneapolis, Delta Air Lines Inc., Northwest Airlines, National Transportation Safety Board, San Diego, and Gig Harbor, Wash.

...don't further explain loss of contact In October, plane flew 150 miles past destination in Minnesota Flight eventually landed safely; FAA has revoked licenses of both pilots, who have appealed CNN) -- One of the two Northwest Airlines...

In this article: Minneapolis, Eau Claire, National Transportation Safety Board, U.S., San Diego, California, Minnesota, and Airbus A320

...they do. Good luck with your appeal, chumps. Published in O'Hare Airport and tagged District 214; sound proofing, Elk Grove Village, FAA, Federal Aviation Administration, O'Hare Airport, O'Hare noise compatability commission, expansion,...

In this article: O'Hare Airport, Elk Grove High School, Richard Daley, Proofing, Daily Herald, and Chicago

...the pilots who overflew Minneapolis repeatedly about what had happened on the plane, according to transcripts released Friday by the Federal Aviation Administration. The Oct. 21 flight had been out of contact for 77 minutes before...

In this article: Minneapolis, Northwest Airlines, Delta Air Lines Inc., All rights reserved, USA Today, National Transportation Safety Board, and Associated Press

...for Airport Improvement Program funds. But as the O'Hare International Airport expansion got under way, the FAA told city of Chicago that it no longer could use the 2000 study or current noise data due to the changing landscape, Molinaro...

In this article: Elk Grove High School, Chicago, and Ridgewood High School

The changes, set for Dec. 14, come after the U.S. Office of Special Counsel wrote in a report to President Obama this month that the FAA allowed the potential safety risks to persist. AP Photo/Mel EvansA passenger aircraft waits on a...

In this article: Newark Liberty International Airport, Office of Special Counsel, Allegation, Boeing 737, Office of Inspector General, and Barack Obama

The equipment that failed was part of a telecommunication network owned and operated by FAA contractor Harris Corp. of Melbourne, Fla. The FAA is investigating the cause of the failure and why a backup didn't immediately resolve the...

In this article: U.S., Byron Dorgan, Jerry Costello, and Salt Lake City

...dozens more flights were delayed as of 8 a.m. EST (0100 GMT). Delta Air Lines also has been affected. The FAA said in a statement that it is having a problem processing flight plan information. "We are investigating the cause of the...

In this article: AirTran Airways, Atlanta, Salt Lake City, and Delta Air Lines