FAA Probes Laser Strike Near Charlotte Airport Involving US Airliner
The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating a reported laser strike involving a commercial aircraft near Charlotte Douglas International Airport, underscoring… Read More »
Air India Orders 30 More Boeing 737 Max Jets at Hyderabad Airshow
Boeing and Air India have confirmed a new order for 30 additional Boeing 737 Max jets, further strengthening the airline’s… Read More »
FAA Urges Expanded Spatial Disorientation Training for All Pilots
The Federal Aviation Administration has issued new guidance recommending that all pilots receive comprehensive training focused on spatial disorientation, citing… Read More »
UPS Pilots Back Fatigued Pilot Protection Act to Close Safety Gap
The union representing pilots at UPS has voiced strong support for new federal legislation aimed at closing what it describes… Read More »
FAA Caught Off Guard by Trump Threat to Decertify Bombardier Jets
The Federal Aviation Administration was reportedly caught off guard after President Donald J. Trump said he would “decertify” Canadian-built aircraft,… Read More »
Turkey’s Airline Fleet Grows to 800 Aircraft as Aviation Booms
Turkey’s aviation sector continued its rapid expansion in 2025, with the country’s airline fleet reaching 800 aircraft by year-end, underscoring… Read More »
Is American Airlines Set to Replace CEO Robert Isom After DCA Anniversary?
Speculation is intensifying around the future of American Airlines chief executive Robert Isom as pressure mounts over the carrier’s deteriorating… Read More »
NTSB Warns Burbank Airport Could Face Risk of Mid-Air Collision
The chair of the National Transportation Safety Board has warned that Hollywood Burbank Airport could be the site of the… Read More »
Wizz Air UK Seeks U.S. Approval, Opening Path to Transatlantic Flights
Wizz Air UK has formally applied to the U.S. Department of Transportation for authority to operate flights between the United… Read More »
FAA to Mandate Drunk Passenger Prevention Policies by 2027
The Federal Aviation Administration will require small commercial aircraft operators to implement formal policies and training aimed at preventing intoxicated… Read More »
FAA Makes Post-Crash DC Airspace Safety Rules Permanent
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration is making permanent a set of airspace safety rules introduced after last year’s deadly collision… Read More »
Join us at the Yale Club of NY for a Wings Club Luncheon with Rick Deurloo, President, Commercial Engines, Pratt & Whitney
Please join us on Thrusday, January 29, 2026At the Yale Club of New York for ourAviation Leader Series Luncheon Our… Read More »
Global Airlines Ban Power Bank Use as Fire Risks Prompt Tighter Rules
Airlines around the world are tightening restrictions on portable power banks as concerns grow over the fire risks posed by… Read More »
ATR 42 Black Box Sent to Jakarta After Deadly South Sulawesi Crash
Indonesia’s aviation accident investigators have transferred the flight data and cockpit voice recorders from a crashed ATR 42-500 aircraft to… Read More »
NASA Tests Blockchain to Strengthen Aviation Data Security
In response to growing cybersecurity risks in aviation, NASA is developing and testing blockchain-based technology designed to enhance the safety,… Read More »
FAA Sets Plan for Boeing 737-10 Max Safety Upgrades
The Federal Aviation Administration has published a formal notice in the Federal Register outlining its implementation plan for mandated safety… Read More »
Paramedic Took Controls After Pilot Medical Emergency on LifeFlight
A flight paramedic with no pilot training was forced to take control of a medical helicopter after the pilot suffered… Read More »
Ethiopian Airlines Orders Nine Boeing 787 Dreamliners to Boost Long-Haul
Boeing and Ethiopian Airlines have announced a new order for nine Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft, reinforcing Africa’s largest airline’s long-haul… Read More »
Campaigners Claim Safety Defects on Air India 787 That Crashed
Aviation safety campaigners in the United States claim that the Air India Boeing 787 Dreamliner that crashed shortly after take-off… Read More »
U.S.–Canada Preclearance Projects Move Ahead Despite Past Doubts
Two long-planned U.S.–Canada border preclearance projects are set to move forward this year, signaling renewed commitment to a program that… Read More »
NTSB: Boeing Flagged MD-11 Engine Mount Risk Years Before UPS Crash
The National Transportation Safety Board has disclosed that Boeing warned airlines as early as 2011 about a critical MD-11 engine-mount… Read More »
NASA Crew-11 Returns Early in First-Ever ISS Medical Evacuation
Four astronauts from NASA’s Crew-11 mission have returned safely to Earth nearly a month earlier than planned via SpaceX Dragon,… Read More »
FAA Orders PW1100G Engine Modifications After Fire Incidents
The Federal Aviation Administration has ordered mandatory modifications to Pratt & Whitney’s PW1100G engines following several in-service engine fires, escalating… Read More »
AirAsia X Denies Imminent Rebrand, Secures $247M Capital Raise
AirAsia X has clarified that any potential rebranding to the AirAsia name is not imminent and remains subject to regulatory… Read More »
NTSB Identifies Engine Mount Failure in Deadly UPS MD-11 Crash
Investigators with the National Transportation Safety Board have identified the specific aircraft component that failed in last year’s fatal UPS… Read More »
Ethiopia Breaks Ground on $12.5bn Bishoftu International Airport
Ethiopian Airlines has officially launched construction of Ethiopia’s new USD12.5 billion Bishoftu International Airport, marking the start of one of… Read More »