One Fatal Accident Per 5.6 Million Flights: IATA Wants Improved Safety Through Cooperation
IATA says the next gains in aviation safety will depend on better cooperation between people, technology and global standards
IATA says the next gains in aviation safety will depend on better cooperation between people, technology and global standards
Student protests are continuing across France, with high schools closed or partially closed ahead of nationwide demonstrations on October 6
The Coast Guard has suspended its search for six people aboard a medical transport aircraft that disappeared while flying from Bermuda to Boston
Global air passenger demand fell 0.8% in August, with a sharp drop in Middle East traffic offsetting growth across Europe and other regions
Bangkok’s major attractions remain accessible as airports, trains and public transport continue operating across Thailand despite recent weather
Zagreb faces a second day of major transport disruption as the ZET and Zagreb Holding strike continues, with travelers warned to expect limited services and heavier traffic
Public servants, teachers, medical staff, firefighters and transport workers are expected to take part in a general strike across France. In Paris, people will march from Republique to Nation via Bastille
IATA says airport security screening alone cannot prevent undeclared dangerous goods and calls for stronger checks across the air cargo supply chain
Unlocking the future of flights: North Carolina has launched eVTOL, advancing aircraft tests under a federal pilot program focused on medical transport and regional connectivity
IATA will bring airline leaders together in Macao for its 2026 World Financial and World Passenger Symposiums on Artificial Intelligence, digital identity and travel
All Rome city tram lines in the city have been shut down for extensive work to upgrade the tracks and infrastructure. An alternative bus system has been put into operation