Safety Policy

Manchester Airports Group confirms a cyber incident affecting customer data at three UK airports, while operations and passenger safety remain unaffected

Air Canada has offered condolences following the death of a Samsic employee involved in a tragic accident at Montréal-Trudeau International Airport

The US will invest $615 million in airport upgrades across 42 states and two territories, funding runways, terminals, safety projects and passenger facilities

IATA will hold its 2026 Cargo Experts Conference in Budapest, focusing on digital cargo, safety, security and pharmaceutical logistics

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

Last month, a Ryanair aircraft suffered an engine failure after departing Thessaloniki, seriously injuring a passenger. The NSTB has issued a preliminary report with the cause of the incident

Newark Airport has unveiled new Surface Movement Radar as part of a $30 million modernization program designed to improve safety and operations

The UK FCDO warns travelers in Italy to use pedestrian crossings and stay alert as heavy traffic and turning cars pose safety risks

The US is investing $870 million to modernize major airports, improving passenger flow, security, baggage handling and the overall travel experience

IATA, CANSO, and ACI have launched a global initiative to reduce runway incursions through improved reporting, stronger local safety teams, and greater collaboration

Starting December 15, Qantas will prohibit using or charging power banks on flights as safety rules tighten due to rising lithium battery incidents; passengers may carry only two marked power banks