Ian Duncan

Ohio and Pennsylvania are leading the way in the completion of a more robust national charging network, but the scale of the work ahead remains significant.

The new federal funding will advance major bridge and tunnel work designed to improve the speed and reliability of passenger trains.

Former agency second-in-command Michael Whitaker has had a smooth path to confirmation, but will take over the FAA at a turbulent time.

Thirty cars in a BNSF coal train derailed Sunday, north of Pueblo, Colo. The NTSB is investigating.

The University of Maryland was chosen to run a new transportation research center with funding from the bipartisan infrastructure law.

The aircraft came within 200 feet of one another, according to a preliminary FAA account, in an incident that also involved a third aircraft.

The Boeing 757 with three people onboard slid off the runway at Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport after pilots were unable to extend its wheels.

The Senate Commerce Committee is set to question president Biden’s nominee to fill the long-vacant top job at the Federal Aviation Administration.

Air traffic controllers would continue coming to work, but training would halt and the agency would miss out on $50 million a day in tax revenue.

The FAA said Hurricane Idalia could have widespread effects on air travel as the Labor Day holiday weekend approaches. Airports in Florida are seeing disruptions.