How common are runway collisions? Three Tennessee airports fall among those in the U.S. with the most near-miss incidents.

Runway incursions are a top FAA safety priority due to their potential for catastrophic collisions on airport movement areas, primarily caused by human error. Despite ...

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) established the Runway Safety Program and published a "National Blueprint for Runway Safety" to significantly reduce runway incursions, which are defined as ...

Late last month, FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford revealed that the agency began working with Palantir to review safety data ...

An American Airlines jet rolling down a runway at Miami International Airport had to brake hard when a business jet crossed its path, stopping with just 1,760 feet of separation between the two ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A plane takes off behind the air traffic control tower at San Francisco International Airport on Nov. 6, 2025. SFO and Oakland are ...

Six recent incidents have prompted government officials to investigate why there have been so many scary close calls at airports. The Department of Transportation's inspector general is starting an ...

The runway collision this week at LaGuardia, the plane crash at Maine's Bangor International Airport in January, and an overall increase in near-misses, collisions, and safety incidents have led many ...

The FAA has released a new report warning of potential runway safety issues at dozens of airports nationwide. The report identifies more than 150 airports in the United States that are at increased ...

SAN DIEGO, Calif. (FOX 5/KUSI) — Several San Diego airports have landed on the Federal Aviation Administration’s hot spots list for potential runway collisions. San Diego International Airport, ...