A communication between two pilots over an air traffic control frequency has gone viral on social media for its usual nature when they were heard making animal sounds. What seemed like a harmless joke ...

What did the FAA say about the pilots' meowing, barking? In an emailed statement to USA TODAY, the Federal Aviation ...

The FAA is investigating pilots who made animal noises on ATC frequency, emphasising that communication must focus on safe ...

The clip has drawn heightened attention amid recent air travel disruptions, safety incidents and crashes that have left some ...

Pilots turned the radio into a zoo, but air traffic control wasn’t laughing. Now the FAA is reviewing the incident.

Anything that contaminates that with idle humor or any kind of schtick is not received well and it should stop.” ...

Pilots meowing and barking over an emergency radio channel has the internet laughing—but the FAA is taking a closer look.

If your social feeds have been flooded with audio of pilots making animal noises over air traffic control frequencies, you’re ...

Pilots were heard making meow and animal noises over an open air traffic control frequency at Reagan National Airport, ...

FAA investigates reports of pilots meowing and barking over air traffic control radio at Reagan National Airport.

Passengers who embark on a commercial flight expect the people in the cockpit to take their job seriously when you consider ...

“Meow meow,” one pilot said, according to an audio snippet from the air traffic control audio from Reagan National Airport, ...