NTSB Investigates Two Near Misses at Burbank and JFK Airports
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has recently issued preliminary reports on two critical airline incidents classified as “close calls”… Read More »
CAE Launches New Gulfstream Business Jet Training Center in Savannah, Georgia
CAE, a leading Canadian simulator and training provider, has opened a new training facility in Savannah, Georgia, specifically designed for… Read More »
TSA Seizes Smoke Grenades at Pittsburgh International Airport Checkpoint
TSA officials at Pittsburgh International Airport thwarted attempts by two passengers to board flights with grenades in their carry-on luggage… Read More »
New Allegations from Boeing Whistleblowers Reveal Mishandling of Faulty Aircraft Parts
A recent Senate subcommittee report has unveiled alarming allegations from Boeing whistleblowers regarding the mishandling of faulty airplane parts. The… Read More »
Families of Boeing 737 Max Crash Victims Demand $25 Billion Fine for Corporate Crime
Families affected by the tragic crashes of two Boeing 737 Max airplanes have called for a substantial $24.8 billion fine… Read More »
American Airlines Passenger Finds Lost Luggage in Hollywood Homeless Encampment
Aunny Grace, a passenger on American Airlines, encountered a distressing situation when her lost luggage was located in a homeless… Read More »
Hong Kong Airport Runway Closure Notification Delayed by 24 Minutes After Emergency
Hong Kong’s Civil Aviation Department faced scrutiny after taking approximately 24 minutes to inform pilots about the emergency closure of… Read More »
Boeing CEO Grilled by Senate Amid Safety Concerns as Crash Victims’ Families Watch
Boeing’s Chief Executive, David Calhoun, faced intense scrutiny from U.S. senators during a Senate hearing on the company’s persistent safety… Read More »
China’s New Cargo Drone Completes Successful Maiden Flight, Boasts High Payload at Low Cost
China has achieved a significant milestone with the successful maiden flight of its new commercial cargo drone, the HH-100, marking… Read More »
NCAA Confirms Nigerian Airspace Safety Amid Radar Coverage Concerns
The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has reassured the public that Nigerian airspace remains safe and secure, responding to recent… Read More »
Boeing 737-800 Makes Emergency Landing in New Zealand After Engine Fire
A Virgin Australia Boeing 737-800 jet safely landed at an airport in Invercargill, New Zealand, on Monday, June 17, after… Read More »
FAA Plans New Rules Impacting Scheduled Charters Like JSX
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is set to implement new regulations that may affect scheduled public charter operators like JSX,… Read More »
FAA Probes Two Safety Incidents Involving Southwest Airlines
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is currently investigating two safety incidents related to Southwest Airlines, one of which involved a… Read More »
Air Baltic Training Enhances Fleet with First Fully Electric Aircraft for Eco-Friendly Pilot Training
Air Baltic Training, the educational arm of the Latvian airline Air Baltic, has announced an expansion of its fleet with… Read More »
Atlas Air Experiences Third Incident This Month, Disrupts Hong Kong Airport Operations
Atlas Air has encountered its third aircraft incident this month, leading to significant disruptions at Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA)…. Read More »
Southwest Airlines Boeing 737-9 Max Experiences Dutch Roll, Sustains Structural Damage
Federal officials are investigating an incident involving a Southwest Airlines Boeing 737-9 Max that entered a “Dutch roll” during a… Read More »
Russian Commercial Aircraft Emergency Landings: A Growing Concern
A surge in mid-flight emergencies among Russian airliners continues to raise alarms, with the latest incident involving a Rossiya Airlines… Read More »
Aircraft Shortages Drive Profit Windfall for Airlines
Aircraft shortages are proving to be lucrative for select airlines, as supply constraints empower carriers to sell newly acquired planes… Read More »
Alaska Airlines Elevates Training Experience with New State-of-the-Art Facility
Embarking on a new era of employee development and excellence, Alaska Airlines unveils its latest investment—a cutting-edge training facility set… Read More »
Northern Air Cargo to Furlough Pilots Amid Route Closure to Hawaii
Northern Air Cargo (NAC) announces the impending furlough of 18 pilots following the closure of its Los Angeles to Honolulu… Read More »
Spirit AeroSystems and Airbus Face Tough Negotiations Amid Financial Struggles
As Spirit AeroSystems navigates through turbulent times, recording staggering first-quarter losses, its partnership with Airbus faces pivotal discussions. With losses… Read More »
Boeing KC-46 Tanker Deliveries Temporarily Halted Over Boom Concern
The U.S. Air Force faces a pause in Boeing KC-46 tanker deliveries due to a new issue discovered in the… Read More »
Man Arrested for Running Naked Through Virgin Australia Flight, Knocking Over Flight Attendant
A Virgin Australia flight en route to Melbourne on Monday night was forced to make an emergency turnaround after a… Read More »
Baltimore BWI Airport Employee Intercepted with Loaded Gun at Security Checkpoint
Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officers at Baltimore’s BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport thwarted an alarming security breach when they discovered a… Read More »
Loaded Guns Intercepted at Reagan National Airport During Record-Breaking Travel Days
Transportation Security Administration (TSA) agents at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport made significant interceptions during two of the busiest travel… Read More »
China Aims for Comac C919 EASA Certification by 2025
Chinese aviation authorities are optimistic about securing European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) certification for the Comac C919 narrowbody airliner… Read More »