Seven Killed in Jharkhand Air Ambulance Crash
Seven people were killed when a Beechcraft air ambulance crashed late Monday Feb. 23 night in the eastern Indian state… Read More »
FAA Orders Fix for 737 Max Cabin Overheating Risk
The Federal Aviation Administration has issued an immediately effective airworthiness directive to address a safety concern involving the environmental control… Read More »
Air Traffic Controllers Suspended After Loss of Separation Over Guyana
Two air traffic controllers have been suspended by the Guyana Civil Aviation Authority following a loss of separation incident involving… Read More »
Transport Canada Certifies Gulfstream G700, G800
Transport Canada has certified the Gulfstream G700 and G800 business jets, formally adding both aircraft to type certificate #A-226 on… Read More »
Somalia Suspends 11 Malawi Aircraft Over Safety Violations
The Somali Civil Aviation Authority (SCAA) has grounded 11 aircraft registered in Malawi after ramp inspections uncovered significant regulatory violations,… Read More »
ICAO Urges Stronger Global Support for Air Crash Victims
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) is calling on governments and aviation stakeholders worldwide to accelerate the implementation of comprehensive… Read More »
Alaska Airlines Emergency Landing After Battery Fire
A cellphone battery pack fire forced an Alaska Airlines flight to make an emergency landing shortly after departing Wichita, Kansas,… Read More »
LATAM Boeing 787 Seat Incident Report Highlights Cockpit Safety Risk
A final investigation report into a LATAM Airlines Boeing 787 incident over the Tasman Sea has revealed how a sudden… Read More »
US Audit Flags FAA Oversight Gaps in United Maintenance
A federal watchdog audit has identified significant gaps in the Federal Aviation Administration’s oversight of United Airlines maintenance operations, citing… Read More »
Canada Certifies Gulfstream G500 and G600 Jets
Transport Canada has issued type certificate A-287 for the Gulfstream G500 and Gulfstream G600, formally approving the two ultra-long-range business… Read More »
Myanmar Suspends Myitkyina Flights After ATR72 Attack
Flights to Myitkyina in northern Myanmar have been suspended after an ATR72-600 operated by Myanmar National Airlines was struck by… Read More »
FedEx Stands by MD-11 Fleet After UPS Crash
FedEx is maintaining confidence in its aging MD-11 freighter fleet, with 18 parked and 57 in storage, despite an industry… Read More »
All Korean Airlines Ban In-Flight Use of Power Banks
All Korean passenger airlines will prohibit the in-flight use of portable batteries starting Monday Feb. 23, expanding safety measures following… Read More »
Boeing 777-9 Simulators Gain FAA and EASA Approval
Boeing has received initial qualification for its 777-9 flight training simulators after approvals from the Federal Aviation Administration and the… Read More »
Airbus CEO Backs A220 Amid Pratt & Whitney Tensions
Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury said 2026 will be a pivotal year for ramping up production and reinforcing Europe’s defense sovereignty,… Read More »
JetBlue Engine Failure Disrupts Traffic at Newark
Air traffic at Newark Liberty International Airport was disrupted Wednesday evening after a JetBlue Airbus A320 experienced an engine failure… Read More »
Military Tensions Threaten Gulf Airspace Operations
Aircraft operators have been urged to prepare for potential airspace disruption across the Gulf region amid warnings that U.S.-led military… Read More »
NTSB Issues 33 Safety Recommendations in DCA Report
The National Transportation Safety Board has released its final report on the January 29, 2025 midair collision near Ronald Reagan… Read More »
EasyJet A320 Diverts After Two Balked Landings
An easyJet Airbus A320-200 sustained main landing gear damage after two balked landing attempts at Funchal Airport on February 13,… Read More »
Japan to Ban In-Flight Use of Power Banks from April
Japan’s transport ministry plans to prohibit the use of power banks on commercial flights as early as April, tightening safety… Read More »
Flight Safety Foundation Warns on Mixed-Use Airspace Risks
The Flight Safety Foundation is urging global aviation stakeholders to address rising safety risks in mixed-use airspace near busy airports,… Read More »
American Airlines 777 Crew Serve in Dark on LHR–LAX
Cabin crew on an American Airlines Boeing 777 operated a transatlantic flight from London Heathrow to Los Angeles while relying… Read More »
FAA Orders Airlines to Certify Merit-Based Pilot Hiring
The Federal Aviation Administration has directed all U.S. airlines to certify that pilot hiring decisions are based solely on merit,… Read More »
Arik Air 737 Makes Emergency Landing After Engine Failure – Video
An Arik Air Boeing 737-700 made an emergency landing on February 11 after crew members reported hearing a “loud bang”… Read More »
SAS Flight to Malaga Diverts After Mouse Spotted
Pilots of a SAS Scandinavian Airlines flight from Stockholm to Malaga were forced to divert after passengers spotted a rodent… Read More »
U.S. Senators Push Mandatory ADS-B to Prevent Midair Collisions
U.S. senators renewed calls for sweeping air safety reforms during a February 12 hearing in Washington, D.C., reviewing last year’s… Read More »