Bryan Bedford, Donald Trump‘s nominee to lead the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), has misled the public, claiming to have a “commercial” pilot license that he does not hold, Politico reported.

President Trump's FAA nominee, Bryan Bedford, was found to have falsely claimed a commercial pilot license in his official biography, which was later updated to remove the claim after media inquiries.

A group of Republican U.S. senators led by Lindsey Graham on Monday proposed legislation to raise the mandatory commercial pilot retirement age to 67 from 65, in a bid to address an airline industry ...

The civil aviation ministry is considering random, year-round psychoactive substance testing for all commercial pilots, with ...

The author achieved their commercial single-engine pilot certification in under two years, progressing from private to instrument ratings, and accumulating 266 total flight hours at a cost of ...

The International Civil Aviation Organization rejected a proposal Friday that would have allowed older commercial pilots to keep flying. Airline trade group, the International Air Transport ...

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Pilots undergo rigorous training, accumulating hundreds of flight hours and passing numerous exams. Automation is changing pilot training, requiring pilots to master technology while maintaining ...