JetBlue Strike at 3,000 Feet Ignites Push for Mandatory Drone Geofencing

The carbon-fiber props of a consumer drone are no match for the titanium of a jet engine, but at 200 knots, even a two-pound plastic frame becomes a kinetic projectile. This scenario nearly turned tragic over Queens Monday evening as a passenger aircraft

MIA Ground Risk Escalates as FAA Probes Near-Collision Amid World Cup Travel Surge

Miami International Airport handles more than 1,000 daily flight operations, making it a critical node in the $1.2 trillion U.S. aviation economy. A breakdown in this high-frequency environment occurred Sunday morning as federal authorities launched an investigation into a near-collision on the tarmac.