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The Federal Aviation Administration has received over 4,385 reports of unruly passengers in the past year. A majority of the reports dealt with federal mask mandates.

United Airlines was hit by a system-wide outage, preventing boarding at some airports across the country. Flights restarted after about 45 minutes.

The ban was issued for "special security reasons," the Federal Aviation Administration said.

Farmington Police Lieutenant Tim McKenzie said that police do not believe that any employees at the building where the plane crashed were injured.

In the video, he's seen striking an airport employee, hurling stanchions and yelling obscenities on Friday night.

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There has been a significant increase in unruly passenger investigations this year, according to the FAA. More than 600 investigations have been opened so far.

The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating after the pilot of a Boeing 747 reported seeing what appeared to be someone flying a jetpack.

Of the thousands of unruly passenger instances reported to the FAA, over half relate to noncompliance with mask mandates.

Two people were reportedly aboard the aircraft when it made the emergency landing in the ocean.

"Charlie 4 Charlie, would you please call law enforcement because we are gonna head back to the gate...Looks like they may have blown one of our slides on the right side as well," the pilot said.

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration has received around 3,100 reports of "unruly behavior by passengers" since January. More than 2,300 of those relate to face masks.

After a study by the Federal Aviation Administration on environmental impacts, Georgia may receive approval to build a spaceport in July.

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) outlined details in a recent advisory.

The aircraft Whitmer used to travel to Florida during the pandemic does not have the federally-issued, FAA-required certificate to operate a charter flight.

"Every one of these pilots needs to go buy a lottery ticket right now," said Arapahoe County Sheriff's Deputy John Bartmann.

Saturday's fatal accident came one month after the center was ordered to pay $40 million in connection with a fatal jump there in 2016.

The man was detained by law enforcement after Flight 2349 landed at Logan International Airport in Boston on February 14.

The federal agency's chief signed an order Wednesday to tighten enforcement procedures "in the wake of recent, troubling incidents."

Despite risk being a part of the thrill of skydiving, the USPA only reported 15 deaths out of 3.3 million jumps in 2019.

A series of test flights will take place in order to ensure that the aircraft is safe enough to return to service.

The Hollywood legend has had some close calls while piloting aircrafts over the years.

Though forecasts predict some rainfall along the West Coast and over Georgia and Florida during the weekend, most of the country should see clear conditions throughout the busy holiday travel period.

The family had gone for a traditional Thanksgiving hunting trip, reported the East Idaho News.

The accident adds to the growing list of gender reveal catastophes including the death of a grandmother, the torching of 47,000 acres of land, and the fiery demise of a car.

In the messages obtained by Reuters, the airline's chief technical pilot, Mark Forkner, describes problems with the MCAS anti-stall system, which was linked to both deadly crashes of the 737 Max 8 plane

"FAA's official responses to Congress appear to have been misleading in their portrayal of FAA employee training and competency," a report from the Office of the Special Counsel said.

United released a memo telling its pilots to cut themselves off at least 12 hours before flying. The FAA standard is eight hours before flying.

Boeing has continued to produce the 737, which was grounded internationally after a series of fatal crashes, forcing the company to get creative.

"Enough is enough. Chao is allowing corporations to run roughshod over American safety," said Lizzy Price, spokesperson for Restore Public Trust.