The U.S. Department of Transportation seeks OMB renewal of its Individual Complaint of Employment Discrimination Form with a 60-day public comment period ending June 4, 2026.
The Federal Aviation Administration proposes to repeal the ban on civil supersonic flight over U.S. land and establish noise-based certification standards to enable commercial supersonic aircraft operations without operation-specific authorization.
FAA proposes to rule on releasing and selling 77.80 acres of federally obligated property at North Platte Regional Airport in Nebraska; public comments invited.
FAA proposes airworthiness directive requiring one-time visual inspection and potential replacement of main transmission drive shaft couplings on MD Helicopters Models 369D, 369E, 369F, 369FF, 369H, and 500N helicopters to address mechanical damage …
FAA seeks OMB renewal approval for an information collection requiring air carriers to report exceeded flight duty periods and flight times; the 60-day public comment period opened April 30, 2026.
The FAA will decommission 674 remote communications outlets used by Flight Service Stations across the United States, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico while retaining 262 outlets to maintain essential aeronautical services.
FAA special conditions for Boeing 747-8 airplanes modified by AMAC Aerospace establish novel safety standards for side-facing single- and multiple-occupant seats to meet transport-category airworthiness requirements.
FAA proposes replacing mechanic inspection authorizations with non-expiring inspection ratings requiring continuous rolling experience maintenance instead of biennial renewal evidence.
Union Pacific Railroad Company seeks FRA approval for a locomotive control system test program with temporary suspension of certain safety regulations; petition filed June 9, 2026 and supplemented June 26, 2026.
FAA holds informal meeting to solicit aeronautical comments on proposed Class C airspace amendment at Ontario International Airport, California.
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