UK Launches New Service to Redesign National Airspace

The UK government has announced the creation of the UK Airspace Design Service (UKADS), a major initiative to modernize the… Read More »
Delta Faces Lawsuits After Toronto Crash Landing

Delta Air Lines is now facing 11 lawsuits stemming from a crash landing that occurred on February 17, 2025, involving… Read More »
Strong Winds Disrupt Norwegian Epic Docking in Sicily

Passengers aboard Norwegian Cruise Line’s Norwegian Epic faced an unexpected delay in Catania, Italy, on May 30, 2025, when strong… Read More »
EOI Deadline Extended for PIA Privatisation to June 19

Pakistan’s Privatisation Commission has extended the deadline for submitting expressions of interest (EOIs) in the sale of Pakistan International Airlines… Read More »
FAA Flags Safety Risk as Aging Boeing 717s Dominate Hawaii Skies

Boeing 717s have served as the workhorse of Hawaiian inter-island travel for over two decades, but recent safety concerns have… Read More »
US Grants Sanctions Exemption to Syrianair and 27 Others

The United States Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) has issued a general license exempting Syrianair and 27 other individuals… Read More »
Korean Air, Jeju, T’way Fined $2.6M for Safety Violations

South Korea has fined Korean Air, Jeju Air, and T’way Air a combined 3.54 billion won (US$2.6 million) for violating… Read More »
Runway Lights Out in Fog Before Deadly San Diego Jet Crash

Investigators revealed Friday that runway lights were not functioning and fog was heavy when a Cessna 550 Citation jet crashed… Read More »
Boeing 2025 Safety Report Underscores Advances in Culture, Practices, and Transparency

Boeing has released its fourth annual Chief Aerospace Safety Officer (CASO) Report, highlighting progress in safety culture, operational practices, and… Read More »
Air France Unveils Enhanced SkyPriority Check-In at CDG Terminal 2E

Air France has introduced a redesigned SkyPriority check-in area at Terminal 2E of Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport, offering a more… Read More »
Japan and South Korea Launch Fast-Track Immigration Pilot

Japan and South Korea will begin a month-long pilot program in June allowing citizens of each country to use dedicated… Read More »
Cruise Crime Rates Far Lower Than on Land

Despite recent headlines highlighting isolated incidents such as the massive brawl aboard Carnival Jubilee and an alleged murder on MSC… Read More »
US Court Lets Delta Proceed with Cyber Outage Suit vs CrowdStrike

A U.S. court has ruled that Delta Air Lines can move forward with key claims in its lawsuit against cybersecurity… Read More »
Swiftair Faces Legal Backlash from AH5017 Crash Victims’ Families

Swiftair is facing renewed backlash from families of the victims of Air Algérie Flight AH5017 after the airline asked a… Read More »
Why Airline Pilot Training is Similar to That of a Specialist Surgeon

Pilot training is rigorous and demanding, requiring hundreds of flight hours and numerous exams to ensure pilots meet the highest… Read More »
Senator Urges FAA to End ADS-B Exemptions in Class B Airspace

A new Senate bill aims to strengthen aviation safety by requiring all aircraft flying in Class B airspace near major… Read More »
United Pilots Confident Amid ATC Outages, Stress Training

United Airlines’ top training official, Capt. Miles Morgan, emphasized that pilots are well-prepared to handle air traffic control (ATC) outages,… Read More »
Battery Fires on Planes Highlight Growing Safety Risk

Recent in-flight incidents underscore the hidden danger of lithium-ion batteries aboard aircraft, prompting airlines and regulators to tighten restrictions on… Read More »
IndiGo Turbulence: India, Pakistan Deny Weather Diversion

An IndiGo flight from Delhi to Srinagar carrying 222 passengers, including five Trinamool Congress MPs, encountered severe turbulence and a… Read More »
FAA Widens Flight Hazard Zone for SpaceX Starship Launch

The Federal Aviation Administration has approved the return to flight for SpaceX’s Starship, even as the mishap investigation for its… Read More »
This Redundant Aviation Safety Net Helps Keep Planes Safe When Controllers Lose Contact

Recent reports of air traffic controllers at one of the busiest airports in New Jersey losing both radar and radio… Read More »
Boeing Boosts 737 MAX Production as Safety and Quality Measures Advance

Boeing is on track to stabilize production of its 737 MAX aircraft at 38 planes per month, according to Commercial… Read More »