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 »
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 »
FAA Probes United Jet, Black Hawk Near Miss in California
The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating a serious near miss involving a United Airlines passenger jet and a U.S. Army… Read More »
American Airlines 737 Lands Safely After Nose Gear Issue
An American Airlines flight was met by emergency crews after landing safely at Newark Liberty International Airport on March 25,… Read More »
Firetruck Warned Seconds Before Fatal LaGuardia Crash
New details have emerged about the final seconds before the deadly runway collision at New York’s LaGuardia Airport, revealing that… Read More »
NTSB: Tracking System Failed in LaGuardia Crash
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has revealed that a key runway tracking system failed to generate an alert during… Read More »
Runway Close Calls Raise Safety Concerns After LaGuardia Crash
The deadly crash at New York’s LaGuardia Airport has reignited concerns about runway safety in the United States, as aviation… Read More »
Passengers Sit 13 Hours With Body After In-Flight Death
Passengers on a long-haul flight were forced to remain on board for approximately 13 hours with the body of a… Read More »
LaGuardia Crash Probe Delayed by Shutdown, TSA Lines
The investigation into the fatal runway collision at LaGuardia Airport that killed two Air Canada pilots has been slowed by… Read More »
NASA X-59 Supersonic Jet Test Cut Short by Glitch
NASA’s experimental X-59 supersonic jet completed its second test flight on March 20, 2026, but the mission was cut short… Read More »
LaGuardia Crash Exposes Air Traffic Safety Failures
Long-standing safety concerns at New York’s LaGuardia Airport are under renewed scrutiny following a deadly runway collision that killed two… Read More »
Private Jets Face $50K War Risk Insurance in Gulf
Private jet operators are facing soaring “war risk” insurance costs of up to $50,000 per flight to land in the… Read More »
Two Pilots Dead After CRJ-900 Runway Incident at LaGuardia
Two pilots have died following a runway incident at New York’s LaGuardia Airport involving an Air Canada Express Bombardier CRJ-900… Read More »