Stralis to Close After Hydrogen-Electric Aircraft Taxi Test
Australian hydrogen-electric aircraft developer Stralis Aircraft is shutting down just weeks after achieving a major technology milestone: taxiing a hydrogen-electric… Read More »
Rory Kennedy: Boeing Documentary Calls for CEO Accountability
Boeing whistleblower retaliation is back under scrutiny following the release of Freefall: A Reckoning for Boeing, a new documentary from… Read More »
Laptop Fire on American Airlines Flight Injures Passenger
A laptop battery caught fire aboard an American Airlines flight from Atlanta to Dallas-Fort Worth on Friday, August 21, filling… Read More »
Alaska Charter Plane Crash in Heavy Fog Kills Eight
A charter plane crashed while attempting to land in heavy fog at a remote military radar site in western Alaska,… Read More »
Air Peace Claims $42 Million Loss From Ground Handling Damage
Air Peace says repeated damage to its aircraft by ground-handling equipment has cost the Nigerian airline about $42 million in… Read More »
American Airlines Flight Blows 2 Tires at Chicago O’Hare
An American Airlines flight at Chicago O’Hare International Airport blew two tires after landing Monday Aug. 17, according to the… Read More »
Greece Helicopter Crash Kills British Newlyweds on Honeymoon
A Greece helicopter crash on the island of Sifnos has killed British newlyweds Marie Ebert and Alexander Cromie, along with… Read More »
Upper C-Band Aviation Safety Gets a New U.S. Model
Upper C-Band aviation safety is becoming a model for how the United States can balance aviation safety with wireless innovation…. Read More »
Cosmic Radiation Cancer Risk for Pilots and Flight Attendants
A new study by researchers from Harvard Medical School and collaborating institutions has renewed concerns about the long-term health effects… Read More »
Irish Teenager Electrocuted in Greece: What We Know
An Irish teenager electrocuted in Greece has died after an apparent electrical shock while taking a shower at a family… Read More »
United Airlines Flight Aborts Takeoff After Tires Blow at O’Hare
A United Airlines flight bound for Phoenix aborted its takeoff at Chicago O’Hare International Airport on Thursday, August 13, after… Read More »
Catania Airport Closure Extended as Etna Erupts
The Catania airport closure has been extended into Saturday, August 15, as Mount Etna continues to produce volcanic ash that… Read More »
Delta Air Lines A321 Returns to Atlanta After Technical Malfunction
A Delta Air Lines A321 returned to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport on Thursday, August 13, after a technical problem developed… Read More »
How The GE9X Engine Handles Extreme Heat
The GE9X engine developed by GE Aerospace for Boeing’s 777X family represents one of the most ambitious efforts to improve… Read More »
FAA AI Weather Tool Could Improve Flight Safety by Next Summer
The Federal Aviation Administration is preparing to introduce artificial intelligence technology designed to help air traffic controllers and airlines navigate… Read More »
JetBlue BlueFirst FAA Certification Clears Way for First Class
JetBlue is moving closer to introducing its new domestic first-class product, BlueFirst, after the premium seat reportedly cleared a key… Read More »
FAA Eases SFO Landing Restrictions To Boost Airport Capacity
The Federal Aviation Administration is revising landing restrictions at San Francisco International Airport, allowing more aircraft to arrive each hour… Read More »
Boeing 787 Completes Short Inlet Noise Test Flights
Boeing has completed flight testing of a Boeing 787 equipped with a modified short engine inlet as part of its… Read More »
American Airlines Flight 1760 Bird Strike Forces Emergency Landing
American Airlines Flight 1760 returned safely to Myrtle Beach International Airport on August 10, 2026, after striking birds shortly after… Read More »
Passenger Dies After Medical Emergency on Southwest Flight to LAX
A passenger died after suffering a medical emergency aboard Southwest Flight 958 from Dallas to Los Angeles on Friday, August… Read More »
Porter Flight Canceled After Child Refuses to Buckle Up
A Porter Airlines flight from Victoria to Toronto was canceled after a young child could not be safely secured in… Read More »
Aviation Safety Risks That Can Disrupt Business Supply Chains
Global supply chains are facing mounting pressure from geopolitical tensions, labor shortages, extreme weather and transportation disruptions. Yet one operational… Read More »
FAA Orders Boeing 737 Max Crack Inspections as Precautionary Measure
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has issued a new Airworthiness Directive (AD) requiring inspections of hundreds of Boeing 737… Read More »
Thai AirAsia Earns IATA IOSA Certification for Global Safety Standards
Thai AirAsia has officially become an IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA) Registered Operator, achieving one of the aviation industry’s most… Read More »
FAA Proposes Class C Airspace Change at Wilmington International Airport
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is proposing a major change to the airspace surrounding Wilmington International Airport (ILM) in North… Read More »
Southwest Flight Attendant Helps Save Passenger’s Life
Southwest Flight Attendant Nina Castro had worked as a flight attendant for 25 years, but a July 29 flight from… Read More »