The nationwide FAA NOTAM system meltdown, which caused a ground stop and thousands of flight disruptions, was due to a contract worker accidentally deleting files. The FAA confirmed that its ...

America's airspace shut down for several hours Wednesday morning following a glitch in a computer system used to send alerts to pilots. The Federal Aviation Administration said that its Notice to Air ...

A critical Federal Aviation Administration computer system that experienced an outage Wednesday and briefly halted all US flights provides airlines with a digital bulletin board of crucial safety ...

Federal Aviation Administration Acting Administrator Billy Nolen said Wednesday that federal contractors no longer have the ability to delete on their own critical files that could take the Notice to ...

A critical aviation warning system that went down Saturday has been restored to working order, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said Sunday. "It went down last night. A backup system was activated.

The system is considered critical to air travel. A computer issue with a critical system that keeps pilots informed caused thousands of delays and a temporary grounding of the nation's airspace ...

The primary air safety system for the Federal Aviation Administration crashed for several hours this weekend, sparking fears of travel chaos just days after two fatal accidents which left 73 dead. The ...

The Federal Aviation Administration said it is continuing its investigation into this month's system outage that caused more than 10,000 flights to be delayed or canceled in one day, but that ...