FAA Stalls On Collision Avoidance Rule For Gliders Despite Its Own Favorable Study

Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) officials say they have no “near term” plans to develop technical standards for a new high-tech device that would empower individual pilots to stay out of each others’ way.

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