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FAA FAAST Blast Safety Briefings!

Future of Flight
Notice Number: NOTC5258

 

The Fall 2026 issue of FAA Safety Briefing magazine focuses on the future of flight in the National Airspace System.

Feature articles include a review of the FAA's eVTOL Integration Pilot Program, a status update on the nation's Brand New Air Traffic Control System, and a profile of Flight Standards' Emerging Technologies Division. We also take an in-depth look at the MOSAIC rule and its impact on the GA community.

Feature Articles

Mastering MOSAIC
What Every Airman Needs to Know About the FAA's Overhaul of Light Sport Regulations
https://bit.ly/mosaic-rule
Breaking Barriers with BNATCS
The FAA's Brand New Air Traffic Control System is Transforming Aviation Safety and Efficiency
https://bit.ly/bnatcs
FAA's eVTOL Integration Pilot Program
Advancing Aviation's Next Frontier
https://bit.ly/faa-evtol
The Future of Aircraft Propulsion
From Hydrogen to Electric, Cutting-edge Propulsion Systems are Pushing Aviation Forward
https://bit.ly/av-propulsion
The Architects of Innovation
How the FAA's Emerging Technologies Division is Shaping the Future of the NAS
https://bit.ly/faa-innovation

 

Departments

Flying Into the Future
Leadership Landing: a message from FAA's leadership
https://bit.ly/faa-future
Supporting the Next Generation of Pilots
Aeromedical: a checkup on all things aeromedical
https://bit.ly/aviation-mental-health
Know the Rules Before Operating Drones Over People
Drone Debrief: drone safety roundup
https://bit.ly/drone-people
Aircraft Maintenance Under Remote Control
Nuts, Bolts, and Electrons: GA maintenance issues
https://bit.ly/remote-mx
Flight Path to a Just Culture
Vertically Speaking: safety issues for rotorcraft pilots
https://bit.ly/sms-safety
Intelligent Technologies in Aviation
Checklist: FAA resources and safety reminders
https://bit.ly/smart-aviation-tech
Laurie Armetta, FAA’s Emerging Technologies Division
FAA Faces: FAA employee profile
https://bit.ly/laurie-armetta
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The Fall 2026 issue of FAASafety Briefing Link is here:  

 

Bonus Videos

Many pilots mistakenly believe they will have sufficient reaction time if they encounter power lines and other wires. Yet wire strikes have been among the top three causes of fatal helicopter accidents for more than a decade. Chris Hill, a wire-strike survivor and Vertical Aviation International’s senior director of safety, talks about technologies to supplement your obstacle-avoidance efforts, along with wire-strike avoidance techniques.

Do you own or operate an airplane with more than 20 seats???Or are you thinking about chartering your airplane? Check out this video to learn more about a common mistake that runs afoul of FAA regulations and how you can avoid risking significant consequences.

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