Aviation Incident

Airbus has unveiled a newly painted A380 that will serve as a flying test bed for advanced engine technologies designed to power the next generation of aircraft

Air Canada and Airbus plan to invest up to C$13.7 million (US$10 million) to help build a commercial-scale sustainable aviation fuel industry in Canada

Boeing announced up to 148 aircraft commitments from Riyadh Air, Philippine Airlines, and SMBC Aviation Capital at Farnborough Airshow

July 17 marks 12 years since Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 was tragically downed over eastern Ukraine, claiming the lives of 298 people

The FAA alleges United Airlines allowed a flight attendant to work dozens of flights without meeting federal return-to-duty drug testing requirements

The Federal Aviation Administration, BETA Technologies, and United Therapeutics successfully completed a multi-state electric aircraft test transporting donor organs

Saudia recorded the world's highest on-time performance in June with a 92.38% on-time performance. Europe and North America saw sharp operational declines

Ryanair has called on European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen to "deliver or resign," accusing her of failing to tackle Europe's air traffic control delays and rising aviation costs

The dramatic milestone brings the UAE's futuristic transport vision closer to reality. The new terminal is located adjacent to Dubai Airport and will serve 170,000 passengers a year

Ground handling and airport workers at 6 Italian airports are scheduled to strike on July 21, potentially affecting flights

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."