A Monday letter from top Democrats on the House Transportation and Homeland Security committees raises serious concerns about safety at the airport.

The aviation agency has an $80,000 award for “Azure OpenAI CDO,” per USASpending.

A House Transportation Committee hearing focused on recent aviation accidents and aging FAA tech, which the GAO has called “unsustainable.”

A contract for a modernized NOTAM system shows concern about maintaining the platform for flagging hazards to pilots during upgrades.

The agency faces unique constraints in approaching the still-developing technology.

A flaw in CrowdStrike software has impacted Microsoft products, with malfunctions resulting in problems for government services.

The FAA confirms there’s a contingency system in place.

The tool has run into challenges, as documents obtained by FedScoop helped elucidate last year.

A new request for information shows the agency’s deliberate pace in its embrace of the technology.

As federal agencies ramp up their AI work, observers say the FAA is taking a “cautious” approach as it wrestles with safety questions.