Pilots

A Thai Airways flight from Shanghai to Bangkok returned to its departure airport after pilots spotted a crack in the left cockpit windshield

The Captain Judy Cameron Scholarship will provide up to eight awards in 2027 as Air Canada and CAE work to support more women entering aviation

A suspected bird strike on one of the engines of a SriLankan Airlines flight from Colombo to Heathrow has led to the cancellation of take-off

Colombia's Civil Aviation Authority explains why engine noise often changes after takeoff, when pilots reduce power as part of normal climb procedures

A strike notice covering pilots and cabin crew under French labor law runs from October 17 to 21, 2026. Cancellations, delays, and reduced schedules are possible

Boeing forecasts demand for 1 million new aviation professionals across Asia-Pacific over the next 20 years as fleets and aviation services expand

The FAA says reported laser strikes fell for a third straight year, but thousands of incidents continue to pose risks to pilots across the US

easyJet pilots in France could go on strike September 13-14 over unstable schedules, with the union warning of flight disruptions and demanding stronger roster protections

Air India has reaffirmed its safety-first approach and zero tolerance for breaches of safety, fitness or regulatory requirements after the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau' report

United has expanded its Denver Flight Training Center with 40 new CAE training devices, bringing the facility to 86 devices and 860 pilots daily

The Captain Judy Cameron Scholarship will provide up to eight awards in 2027 as Air Canada and CAE work to support more women entering aviation

Boeing forecasts demand for 1 million new aviation professionals across Asia-Pacific over the next 20 years as fleets and aviation services expand

The FAA says reported laser strikes fell for a third straight year, but thousands of incidents continue to pose risks to pilots across the US

easyJet pilots in France could go on strike September 13-14 over unstable schedules, with the union warning of flight disruptions and demanding stronger roster protections

Air India has reaffirmed its safety-first approach and zero tolerance for breaches of safety, fitness or regulatory requirements after the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau' report

Air India is testing all pilots as part of a voluntary safety initiative, urging stakeholders to avoid speculation until verified results are available

British Airways is reviewing crew accommodation in Hyderabad after three pilots reportedly became ill before a flight to London

"It read like a movie script": A former pilot has been charged following a fraud investigation that found he allegedly used forged pilot licenses while operating 900 flights over 16 years

Pilots’ union Vereinigung Cockpit has called renewed strikes at Lufthansa and subsidiaries, disrupting flights across Germany as talks over pensions and pay remain stalled

Lufthansa and CityLine pilots are going on strike on March 12 and 13 as the company seeks to keep passengers safe amid uncertainty about the situation in Iran. Lufthansa calls on the pilots' union to open discussions on modernization instead of escalation