Aviation Incident

The 2026 APEX Awards have been handed out, and the results are unlikely to surprise you. Which company has the best service in the world?

The European Union has published its annual update to its aviation security threat map. Who is left out and who received a re-entry pass?

The largest deal of its kind between an airline and a corporate customer is expected to reduce approximately 300,000 tons of carbon emissions over three years

After World Cup host cities, the FAA has imposed new temporary drone restrictions, this time around Las Vegas Ballpark during the Athletics home games this week

A new IATA campaign, supported by aviation authorities in Europe and the US, urges passengers to leave their luggage behind during an emergency evacuation from a plane

A new report from OAG shows a clear dominance of Asian airlines in the global punctuality rankings for May 2026. An Indonesian company was crowned the most punctual company in the world

Wizz Air says measures targeting its Belgrade operations threaten competition, connectivity, and consumer choice in Serbia's aviation market

One of the world's busiest aviation hubs celebrates its 80th anniversary with concerts, immersive exhibits, competitions, and a unique sky visible poem

Emirates celebrates a milestone as two Emirati women earn captain rank and take command of the airline's Boeing 777 fleet

Thailand now allows up to two power banks in carry-on bags only. In-flight use is banned as part of new aviation safety measures

BEA has opened an investigation after a fatal accident involving a parachutist and a Cessna 208 Caravan at Frétoy-le-Château on May 24, 2026

The FAA has reported several aviation incidents in New Jersey over the weekend, including a United Airlines aircraft striking a light pole and a bakery truck, and a small plane crash

Drama in the skies over Turkey: A Falcon 50 aircraft, which was on its way to Tripoli, attempted to make an emergency landing at Ankara airport, but lost contact and crashed. The aircraft was found in the airport area with five passengers on board, including the Libyan Chief of Staff

Flight UA613 from Lagos, to Washington D.C. had to return to its origin after a technical malfunction and unusual movement of the plane caused injuries to the six. United Airlines: "The company is working in cooperation with aviation authorities in the U.S. and Nigeria to understand the circumstances of this unusual incident."