Amanda Maile is a producer and reporter for ABC Network News, specializing in aviation and transportation news. With a background in radio journalism, her work has been featured on various radio stations and she has covered stories ranging from airline security threats to mental health in the aviation industry.
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Amanda Maile's focus is on national aviation news in the United States, with a particular emphasis on government announcements and breaking news. She covers topics such as aviation safety, pilot mental health, and industry regulations.
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The U.S. will move to require new planes to be equipped with cockpit voice recorders to capture 25 hours of information.
By: Amanda Maile
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced it will examine its rules on pilot and air traffic controller mental health.
By: Amanda Maile
Pilots, flight attendants, and experts met to discuss challenges and barriers aviation professionals face to receive care for mental health issues.
By: Amanda Maile
GE Aerospace is taking another step towards sustainable flights, completing testing with sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) on its 10th aircraft engine model.
By: Amanda Maile
National Transportation Safety Board officials said they were investigating what had happened.
By: Amanda Maile
An Alaska Airlines flight returned to Portland, Oregon, soon after takeoff after it "experienced an incident," prompting the airline to temporarily ground its Boeing 737-9 fleet, the airline said Friday. The cabin became depressurized shortly after takeoff and the pilots asked for an emergency landing, according to the transcript of an air traffic control call from LiveATC.net. "The safety of our guests and employees is always our primary priority," Alaska said in a statement, "so while this type of occurrence is rare, our flight crew was trained and prepared to safely manage the situation."
By: Amanda Maile, Meredith Deliso
The Federal Aviation Administration is temporarily grounding certain Boeing 737 MAX 9 aircraft after an Alaska Airlines flight made an emergency landing shortly after takeoff. The Alaska Airlines flight returned to Portland, Oregon, soon after takeoff after it "experienced an incident," prompting the airline to temporarily ground its Boeing 737-9 fleet, the airline said Friday. The cabin became depressurized shortly after takeoff and the pilots asked for an emergency landing, according to the transcript of an air traffic control call from LiveATC.net.
By: Amanda Maile
The FAA has released final instructions to airlines to begin conducting inspections of their 737 MAX 9 planes -- a move that would eventually allow them to fly again.
The hearing will take place on Aug. 6 and 7. The National Transportation Safety Board will hold a two-day investigative hearing on the Alaska Air door plug incident , the agency announced Tuesday.
By: Victor Ordonez, Amanda Maile
John Barnett, 62, was found dead of "self-inflicted" gunshot wound, police said.
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