Canada’s TSB released its report on a fatal Robinson R44 helicopter crash in Quebec. Toxicology indicated the pilot was under the influence of alcohol
The FAA has released draft design standards for vertiports and other vertical flight facilities, covering safety areas, lighting, charging systems and rooftop sites
The FAA has certified Boeing's 737 MAX 10, clearing the way for deliveries of the largest MAX variant after years of testing and safety reviews
IATA says the next gains in aviation safety will depend on better cooperation between people, technology and global standards
Canada’s TSB will lead the investigation into a Gulfstream G100 air ambulance accident off Nantucket, Massachusetts. Search for the six onboard has been suspended
A preliminary NTSB report reveals new details about the Boeing 767 runway overrun, including landing speed, cockpit warnings and wind conditions
Hundreds of homes in Falmouth are being evacuated after an unexploded World War II bomb was found near Falmouth Docks. The safety cordon has been reduced to 755 meters
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
The Federal Aviation Administration is awarding $1.1 billion in grants to 280 airports for runway, terminal and safety upgrades, including new vehicle tracking technology
The International Air Transport Association will bring aviation safety leaders together in Istanbul in October to examine human performance, AI, and crisis response
Finnair’s eight A321 aircraft, grounded due to unverified fire-resistant upholstery, are expected to resume flights by month-end, with temporary aircraft added to ease disruptions
Another serious incident in the US: While waiting for takeoff in Denver, a Boeing 737 MAX 8's wheel caught fire, leading to the rapid evacuation of 179 passengers and crew. According to authorities, five passengers received on-site treatment for minor injuries, and one person was taken to the hospital
