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FAA Press Releases· Federal Aviation Administration·· 2026-07-23

FAA推进通用航空和公务航空的数字离场许可

FAA Advances Digital Departure Clearances for General and Business Aviation

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跳至主要内容 美国旗帜 FAA推进通用和公务航空的数字离场许可 OSHKOSH, WI——美国联邦航空管理局(FAA)今天宣布,将推进移动许可,这是一种新的数字工具,将允许通用和公务航空飞行员通过批准的飞行申请请求离场许可,而不是通过无线电。

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FAA Advances Digital Departure Clearances for General and Business Aviation

OSHKOSH, WI — The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) today announced it is moving forward with Mobile Clearance, a new digital tool that will allow general and business aviation pilots to request departure clearances through approved flight applications instead of over the radio.

This new tool is part of the FAA’s effort to modernize communications between pilots and air traffic controllers to improve safety and efficiency.

“Mobile Clearance is a smart, simple improvement that builds on technology pilots already use every day,” said FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford. “By moving routine clearances to a digital format, we can improve communication accuracy for pilots, reduce misunderstandings, and help controllers stay focused on aircraft movement and runway safety.”

Mobile Clearance allows pilots to use the ForeFlight and Garmin applications to request Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) departure clearances with a few taps on a phone or tablet. This new capability is designed to reduce readback errors and give air traffic controllers more time to focus on safety.

Beginning in August, Mobile Clearance will also allow pilots to cancel IFR through their flight applications, helping them transition to Visual Flight Rules (VFR) while allowing controllers to focus on aircraft separation.

The FAA began operational evaluation of Mobile Clearance in Houston in May 2026. This summer, the evaluation expanded to Appleton International Airport in Wisconsin and New Century AirCenter in Kansas. More locations, including Kansas City, Nashville, and Austin, are planned for this fall ahead of nationwide deployment beginning in 2027.

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