EVA Air Bans Portable Chargers Inflight
Taiwanese carrier EVA Air has announced a significant safety measure that will prohibit the use of portable chargers and spare… Read More »
Southwest Maneuver Averts Midway Collision
A near-miss incident at Chicago Midway International Airport has spotlighted the critical importance of quick decision-making and strict adherence to… Read More »
A Look at Delta’s Aging Fleet: Legacy Jets Keep Flying
Delta Air Lines has earned a reputation for keeping its older aircraft operational for longer than most carriers, a strategy… Read More »
EU Lifts Sanctions on Syrianair
In a significant policy shift, the Council of the European Union has relaxed its sanctions on Syria following the overthrow… Read More »
MH370: Search for Missing Malaysia Airlines Flight Resumes After 11 Years
Malaysia’s transport minister has confirmed that maritime exploration firm Ocean Infinity has resumed the search for Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370,… Read More »
Riyadh Air Nears AOC, Eyes 2025 Flight Debut
Riyadh Air is making steady progress toward launching its commercial operations as it nears the receipt of its Air Operator’s… Read More »
Delta Flight Fume Incidents Prompt Diversions
On February 22, 2025, two separate Delta Air Lines flights encountered cabin fume issues that led to immediate diversions and… Read More »
Serbia Revokes Tinadar Aviation’s Operating License
The Serbian Civil Aviation Directorate has suspended the operating license of Tinadar Aviation, putting the company’s two Citation Jets and… Read More »
Air New Zealand Warns of Worsening Aircraft Groundings in 2025
Air New Zealand (NZ, Auckland International) has warned that its aircraft groundings will worsen before improving, with up to 11… Read More »
Airbus Certifies Pratt-Powered A321XLR
European aircraft manufacturer Airbus has achieved a significant milestone with the certification of a new variant of its popular A321XLR,… Read More »
Chinese Warships Live-Fire Drill Diverts Flights in Pacific
In a significant military maneuver, Chinese warships conducted an apparent live-fire drill in the waters between Australia and New Zealand,… Read More »
FAA Job Cuts Risk Air Safety, Key Support Staff Axed
The recent layoffs at the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), initiated by the White House, have sparked significant safety concerns despite… Read More »
EASA Approves A321XLR; Airbus Faces US Delivery Uncertainty
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has certified the Airbus A321-200NY(XLR) powered by Pratt & Whitney PW1100G GTF engines,… Read More »
Legal Experts Discuss Delta’s $30,000 Compensation Offer Following Crash-Landing
Delta Air Lines is offering $30,000 to each passenger of the flight that crash-landed upside down in Toronto on Monday… Read More »
The Paradox of Enhancing Flight Safety
In the wake of four recent airplane crashes in North America, which tragically claimed 84 lives, the latest near-disaster of… Read More »
Iberojet to Test Boeing 737-8 on 9 Hour Long-Haul Flights to Punta Cana
Spanish-Portuguese leisure charter carrier Iberojet, known for operating two weekly flights between Madrid (MAD), Spain, and Punta Cana (PUJ) in… Read More »
Air Safety Under Scrutiny After U.S. Crashes
A series of high-profile airline accidents in the U.S. over the past few weeks has thrust air safety into the… Read More »
How Clever Design Helped Save 80 Lives in a Fiery Plane Crash
When Delta Flight 4819 from Minneapolis to Toronto crash-landed, losing a wing and flipping upside down, onlookers feared the worst…. Read More »
Hundreds Fired at U.S. Aviation Safety Agency, Union Claims
In the wake of a fatal mid-air collision in Washington, D.C., the Trump administration has initiated the dismissal of hundreds… Read More »
Air Canada Slashes YYZ Capacity Amid Storm & Crash
Air Canada has announced significant flight capacity cuts at Toronto Pearson Airport (YYZ) following severe winter storms in Eastern Canada… Read More »
FAA Greenlights Archer’s eVTOL Pilot Program
Archer Aviation has received the green light from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to start assembling a team of pilots… Read More »
Industry Groups Call for Urgent Air Traffic Control Funding
U.S. aviation industry groups, including major airlines, Boeing, private aviation, and numerous labor unions, have urgently appealed to Congress for… Read More »