The Trump administration has begun firing hundreds of Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) employees who maintain critical air traffic control

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is considering canceling a $2 billion contract with Verizon Communications (VZ) in order to upgrade

A group of U.S. senators are asking the Transportation Department secretary to address firings at the Federal Aviation Administration and SpaceX’s involvement in overhauling air traffic

Por Chris Isidore, CNN La Administración Federal de Aviación acordó utilizar el sistema de internet Starlink de SpaceX para mejorar las redes de tecnología de la información que utiliza para gestionar

Federal regulators have closed an investigation into what went wrong when a SpaceX Starship spacecraft — part of the most powerful launch system ever constructed — exploded during a January test flight.

Elon Musk’s promotion of his satellite company's services came as his Department of Government Efficiency weighs potentially steep cuts at the FAA, which is overseeing the contract.

The Federal Aviation Administration said Friday it has cleared the SpaceX Starship vehicle to return to flight operations while an investigation into the Jan. 16 Starship Flight 7 mishap remains open.

Turning the $2.4 billion project over to Musk’s company would be a major test of conflict-of-interest rules in government contracting.

The FAA is testing Starlink terminals for upgrades to the networks that manage airspace, creating the latest conflict of interest between the US government and Elon Musk.

Elon Musk’s billions of dollars in contracts with the federal government could grow as his Starlink company is reportedly on the brink of securing a $2.4 billion FAA contract, heightening concerns about potential conflicts of interest involving the billionaire’s companies and his service as President Donald Trump’s cost-cutting czar.