The US Department of Transportation has announced a sweeping reorganization of the Federal Aviation Administration, with a focus on improving safety and modernizing air traffic control. The restructuring centralizes safety oversight, consolidates internal functions, and creates new offices. According to AeroTime, the overhaul is backed by Congress and includes the creation of an Aviation Safety Management System organization. The FAA Administrator emphasized that the changes aim to streamline decision-making and reduce duplication, while enhancing safety. The reorganization reflects a shift in how the agency treats emerging aviation technologies, with a focus on integrating advanced air mobility vehicles into US airspace.