Safety Policy

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

New DLR trains are entering service with more space, air conditioning, charging points and improved safety as London expands its transport network

Travelers heading into Italy’s mountains are urged to prepare properly, carry safety equipment and ensure insurance covers rescue and helicopter costs

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

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