Safety Policy

El Al to launch historic flight route

29 firefighting teams, 8 firefighting planes, an observation helicopter, and assistance from various organizations are operating at the scene. Main roads closed; event not yet under control

Ben Gurion Airport swiftly returns to full operation after nearby missile fall; Airport chief reassures: safety is paramount, and airlines are working closely with authorities to maintain smooth travel

The Texas A&M University System will establish and operate the Federal Center for Advanced Aviation Technologies (CAAT) – a groundbreaking FAA initiative that will integrate innovation, safety, and collaboration among government, industry, and academia, paving the way for a new era in U.S. skies

Three weeks after the earthquake that struck Thailand in late March, authorities report a full return to normalcy and present a new safety initiative in hotels – in collaboration with leading entities in local and international tourism

After the fatal Hudson crash, the FAA says New York Helicopter Tours is shutting down. A full safety review and national helicopter panel are underway

10 years after the crash of Germanwings Flight 9525, which reshaped aviation safety protocols, the memorial for the victims continues to symbolize the pain and lessons learned from the harrowing disaster

The Ringbahn Bridge on the A100 Highway has been completely closed for safety reasons, causing severe traffic congestion in the German capital, with access to Brandenburg Airport also affected. All the details

Cruise Season Set to Open in Santorini After Months of Earthquakes – Greece Ramps Up Tourism Efforts to Ensure Visitor Safety

Stricter Flight Regulations: Thai Airways Bans Portable Battery Use Following Fire Incidents – Complete Prohibition in Effect from May 15, 2025