Professional Aviation Safety Specialists

Could a talent shortage at the FAA lead to more trouble for the airline industry?

The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Aviation Subcommittee held a hearing on maintaining staffing for the U.S. air traffic control system.

Hiring/Retention

FAA short-staffed on air traffic controllers, technicians during peak travel season, union warns

Unions

FAA rethinks its return-to-office policy, sets lower in-person goal than previously expected

Workforce

FAA puts ‘hold’ on return-to-office plans after union pushback

Workforce

A union objects to the FAA’s return-to-office order

Workforce

FILE - In this May 8, 2019, file photo a Boeing 737 MAX 8, being built for American Airlines, is partially obscured by the engine wash as it takes-off on a test flight in Renton, Wash. A government committee reviewing how the Federal Aviation Administration certifies new passenger planes for flight has determined that the system is safe and effective but small changes need to be made. The committee was appointed by Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao in April after two deadly crashes involving Boeing's 737 Max. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson, File)

Keeping the skies humming during a pandemic

Unions

OPM is urging agencies to to consider telework and flexibilities during this week’s heat wave

Federal Newscast

Another shutdown? FAA unions warn employees would leave or retire

Government Shutdown