The Federal Aviation Administration announced new safety technology being deployed to airports as part of its Surface Safety Portfolio that aims to reduce surface incidents and runway incursions.

The system is already online at four airports, including Austin-Bergstrom, Denver-Centennial, Kansas City-Downton, and ...

A Southwest Airlines flight narrowly avoided disaster last Thursday at Orlando International Airport when the crew mistakenly ...

You might have heard the terms “near miss" and “close call" a lot recently, when talking about commercial airlines. That’s what FOX 35 News is delving into: how close they really are, how often this ...

WASHINGTON: A Southwest Airlines flight aborted takeoff at Orlando Airport on Thursday (Mar 20) after it mistakenly began to ...

The system will improve safety at airports across the nation, and is one of three initiatives launched through a call to ...

A Southwest Airlines flight aborted takeoff at Orlando International Airport after mistakenly attempting to depart from a ...

WASHINGTON >> A Southwest Airlines flight aborted takeoff at Orlando airport today after it mistakenly began to depart on a ...

A Southwest Airlines flight aborted takeoff at Orlando airport due to an error on a taxiway rather than the runway. FAA and ...

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced that it will roll out an enhanced safety system, the Runway Incursion ...

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) released a set of advanced air traffic control features to reduce runway incidents and improve airport safety.