NTSB: Engine Corrosion Caused Fatal Naples Challenger Crash
National Transportation Safety Board has determined that corrosion in both engines caused the fatal crash of a Bombardier Challenger 604… Read More »
FAA Expands Weather Camera Network to Boost Alaska Safety
The Federal Aviation Administration is expanding its weather camera network to improve flight safety, particularly in challenging regions such as… Read More »
Near Miss Between Lufthansa, Qatar Jets Over Bogota
A serious near-collision involving a Lufthansa passenger aircraft and a Qatar Airways cargo jet has raised fresh safety concerns over… Read More »
FAA Probes Near Miss Between Southwest Flights in Nashville
The Federal Aviation Administration has launched an investigation after two Southwest Airlines aircraft came dangerously close to colliding over Nashville… Read More »
FAA IASA Program Ensures Global Aviation Safety Standards
The Federal Aviation Administration oversees the International Aviation Safety Assessment (IASA) Program, a key initiative designed to ensure that international… Read More »
United Flight Diverts After Bomb Scare Triggered by Beeping
A United Airlines flight was forced to divert after pilots reported a mysterious beeping sound that raised concerns of a… Read More »
Why an EasyJet Flight Was Too Heavy to Take Off
An EasyJet flight was recently forced to offload passengers before departure after being deemed too heavy for safe takeoff—a situation… Read More »
FAA to Launch New NOTAM System on April 18, 2026
The Federal Aviation Administration is set to replace its legacy Notice to Air Missions system with a modernized platform on… Read More »
Icelandair 757 Flies Low Over Town in Retirement Flight
An incident involving an Icelandair Boeing 757-200 is under internal review after the aircraft descended to an unusually low altitude… Read More »
Air France Jet Aborts Takeoff at LAX Runway Incursion
An Air France Boeing 777-300ER was forced to abort takeoff at Los Angeles International Airport after another aircraft entered the… Read More »
HondaJet Excursion: Pilots Exceeded Crosswind Limits
A runway excursion involving a HondaJet at Orlando International Airport has been attributed to pilots exceeding the aircraft’s crosswind limitations,… Read More »
Southwest Limits Power Banks to One Per Passenger
Southwest Airlines is tightening its in-flight battery safety rules, becoming the first U.S. carrier to limit passengers to just one… Read More »
Passenger Gives Birth Mid-Air on Flight to New York
A passenger gave birth mid-air aboard a Caribbean Airlines flight traveling from Kingston, Jamaica, to New York’s John F. Kennedy… Read More »
ICAO Condemns Iran Over Airspace Violations and Safety Risks
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) has formally condemned Iran for unlawful airspace violations that are impacting civil aviation safety… Read More »
FAA Seeks 2,300 ATC Hires to Tackle Staffing Shortage
The Federal Aviation Administration is proposing to hire 2,300 new air traffic controller trainees as part of its latest budget… Read More »
Pilots Must Have Final Say on Conflict Zone Flights: IFALPA
Pilots must have a “final and non-negotiable” authority to refuse flights over conflict zones, according to a new position paper… Read More »
FAA Eyes $4B ATC Upgrade as Budget Cuts EAS Funding
The U.S. government is proposing a major overhaul of the nation’s air traffic control system, with a $4 billion funding… Read More »
US Rescues Second F‑15E Crew Member in Iran Operation; Inside the Survival, Evasion, Resistance and Escape (SERE) Protocols
A second crew member from a downed F-15E Strike Eagle has been successfully rescued from Iranian territory following a high-risk,… Read More »
Air Traffic Controller Absence Probed in LaGuardia Fatal Crash
Federal investigators are examining whether an air traffic controller may have briefly stepped away from their position prior to the… Read More »
Passenger Death Lawsuit Targets Airline Crew Medical Response
A federal lawsuit is raising serious questions about international in-flight medical protocols following the death of a 33-year-old passenger aboard… Read More »
Pilots Contact Wrong Tower Before LaGuardia Landing
A communications error involving a regional jet has raised new concerns about air traffic control coordination in the busy New… Read More »
Air Canada CEO to Exit After LaGuardia Crash Backlash
Air Canada has announced that President and CEO Michael Rousseau will step down by the end of the third quarter… Read More »
EASA Warns of Rising Aviation Risks in Middle East Airspace
Europe’s top aviation safety regulator has warned that escalating global conflicts, particularly the ongoing Iran war, are increasing safety risks… Read More »
Warnings Ignored Before Deadly D.C. Midair Crash
New evidence reveals that multiple close calls between commercial jets and military helicopters occurred just hours before the deadly 2025… Read More »
Europe Moves to Tighten Counter-Drone Rules at Airports
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) is developing clearer rules on counter-drone operations as European airports face a growing… Read More »
Stolen Engine Parts in Spain May Re-Enter Market
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has issued an urgent safety warning after 625 non-airworthy turbofan engine parts were… Read More »