Safety Concerns

New passenger cars and vans sold in the European Union must include advanced braking, driver alerts, and other safety features from July 7, 2026

The Federal Aviation Administration is investing nearly $1.8 billion in airport improvements nationwide, funding runway upgrades, terminal enhancements and safety projects at hundreds of airports

From Washington, D.C. where President Trump promises the biggest fireworks show in history to New York and Boston, discover the official Independence Day fireworks displays and the latest safety regulations amid wildfire restrictions

From avoiding drink spiking to using licensed taxis, new UK guidance offers practical advice to help friends stay safe on holiday abroad

Malaysia Airlines has received top recognition from AirlineRatings, highlighting its commitment to safety and customer experience

London's mayor has unveiled the city’s first heat plan to tackle rising extreme temperatures, focusing on public safety, infrastructure resilience, and climate adaptation

EASA issues emergency directive ordering Airbus A380 wing mid-spar inspections after cracks found, with urgent checks required across 16 aircraft

US and European aviation regulators agreed to deepen collaboration on safety oversight, certification and emerging aviation technologies

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?

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