Indonesia’s State-Owned Airlines Garuda and Pelita Air Consider Merger with Citilink for Cost Efficiencies
Indonesia’s Minister of State-Owned Enterprises, Erick Thohir, has proposed the merger of state-owned airlines PT Garuda Indonesia Tbk and PT… Read More »
ATC Outage in the UK Leads to Flight Disruptions on Flights to and from the UK
Air Traffic Control (ATC) in the United Kingdom (UK) is experiencing technical issues, resulting in potential flight disruptions across the… Read More »
Moldova’s Civil Aviation Authority Revokes Air Moldova’s AOC Leading to Flight Cancellations
The Moldovan Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) striped the Air Operator’s Certificate (AOC) of Air Moldova, citing the airline’s lack of… Read More »
Runway Overrun Incident Linked to Rushed Flight and Competitive Landing, NTSB Report Reveals
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has unveiled its conclusive findings on a runway overrun incident involving a Gulfstream G150… Read More »
Insights from ALPA President Advocating for Dual Pilot System in Commercial Aircraft Cockpits
In a recent conversation with Simple Flying on August 22, Jason Ambrosi, President of the Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA),… Read More »
Emirates A380 Incident at Nice Airport Under Investigation by France’s BEA
France’s Bureau of Enquiry and Analysis for Civil Aviation Safety, known as BEA, has officially commenced an investigation into a… Read More »
JetBlue’s Fare Increase Strategy Poses Threat to Potential Spirit Airlines Merger
A redaction mistake has revealed that JetBlue had plans to hike Spirit Airlines’ fares following a merger of the two… Read More »
Spirit Airlines Reaches Settlement in Deceptive Carry-On Bag Fee Case
Spirit Airlines agreed to pay up to $8.25 million to settle a lawsuit brought by passengers deceived by carry-on bag… Read More »
FAA Successfully Achieves Air Traffic Controller Hiring Goal
The United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced it has hired its goal of 1,500 air traffic controllers (ATC) this… Read More »
Embraer’s E190-E2 Achieves Type Certification in China
Embraer’s E195-E2 has been granted a Type Certificate by the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC). The approval follows the… Read More »
EASA Issues Warning About Potential Boeing 787 Trent 1000 LPT Blade Assembly Cracks
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has issued an Airworthiness Directive (AD) to address a potential unsafe condition on… Read More »
Heart Aerospace Becomes a Member of the Regional Airline Association
Heart Aerospace has joined the Regional Airline Association (RAA). By joining the trade association, Heart Aerospace will receive its unique… Read More »
Italian Airlines Criticize Government’s Plan to Cap Ticket Prices, Citing EU Market Concerns
Airlines operating within Italy have raised concerns over a proposed initiative by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s government to control ticket… Read More »
FAA Takes Action on Potential Engine Inlet Failures in Airbus A330ceo Aircraft
The United States (US) Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has issued a new Airworthiness Directive (AD) addressing an unsafe condition associated… Read More »
FAA Alerts on Engine Inlet Overheating Issue in Certain Boeing 737 Max Aircraft
The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has highlighted potential engine inlet overheating concerns that could lead to elevated cowl temperatures… Read More »
Chinese Airlines Granted Increased Weekly Flights to the U.S. in September
Starting in September, seven major Chinese carriers will have the opportunity to increase their weekly roundtrip flights to the United… Read More »
737 Max Crashes: Critics Accuse Boeing of Hiding Secrets and FAA Incompetence
A recent US Court of Appeals ruling in June has sparked concerns over airline safety and government transparency. The decision… Read More »
Hawai’i Tourism Authority Provides Update on Maui Wildfire’s Travel Impact
The latest update by the HTA, made on August 17, reaffirmed that while the rest of Maui is safe and… Read More »
Germany Retires State-Owned Airbus A340s Following Minister’s Controversial Flight to Australia
The German Air Force has confirmed that the two state-owned Airbus A340-300 aircraft will take an early retirement The move… Read More »
Negotiations Lead to Doubling of Flights Between US and China
The number of flights between the United States (US) and China are set to double by the end of October… Read More »
The Albany Airport $100 Million Renovation Enhances Passenger Experience
Albany International Airport, a historic landmark as the country’s oldest municipal airport, is embarking on a transformative journey of rejuvenation…. Read More »
FAA Probes Near Collision Incident Involving Private Jet and Southwest Aircraft
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is investigating a near miss between a Cessna Citation 560X private jet and a Southwest… Read More »