SpaceX denied Starlink would "take over" existing FAA contracts amid reports Verizon's $2.4 billion contract to upgrade air traffic control is in jeopardy.

The FAA considers a major shift in its air traffic control communications system. The potential $2.4 billion contract change could reshape aviation safety infrastructure.

It's he starkest test yet of Musk’s ability to not just shrink government, but to turn his political power into potential ...

Alaska and facilities in Oklahoma City and Atlantic City. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy and SpaceX respond.

SpaceX has dismissed reports suggesting its Starlink satellite unit aims to take over a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) ...

Elon Musk's rocket company SpaceX said on Wednesday that its Starlink satellite unit has no intent to take over any Federal ...

Satellite service Starlink doesn’t have the capabilities to be the FAA’s comms backbone. Trump officials may take a $2.4B ...

SpaceX clarified that Starlink was not getting any contracts from the U.S. government after media reports suggested that it ...

The FAA is exploring multiple technologies, such as satellites, fiber, and wireless, to upgrade the U.S. air traffic control ...

For decades, U.S. officials liked to say the nation’s aviation system was the “gold standard” for safety. A House hearing ...

Officials testified at a hearing on Capitol Hill on Tuesday about challenges with air traffic control staffing and ...

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy rejected Elon Musk's Starlink as the solution to current air traffic controller issues.