aviation safety

Air India announced that it will cancel all its flights to Saudi Arabia in the coming days due to the security situation in the region

A new IATA, Airbus and Accenture study says corporate sustainable aviation fuel certificate purchases could support up to 1.9 million tonnes of fuel by 2030

A nationwide strike by easyJet cabin crew is expected to take place in Italy on Friday, October 16, from midnight to midnight, causing potential delays and flight cancellations

After the big announcement, Lufthansa Group has welcomed TAP Air Portugal, saying it expects its workforce in Portugal to grow from more than 500 to over 1,000 employees by 2030

The Federal Aviation Association is bringing back its Flight Deck Training program, which was suspended at the start of the pandemic

Airbus publishes new global forecast for the next 20 years. Highlights: commercial aircraft fleet will reach 45,550 aircraft, industry will need 2.44 million new professionals

EUROCONTROL says air traffic in Europe increased by 2.5% in September compared to last year, the peak day reached more than 37,500 flights

Singapore Airlines is introducing a series of upgrades to the passenger experience across all classes, including SISLEY toiletries and BYREDO products

Colombia's Civil Aviation Authority explains why engine noise often changes after takeoff, when pilots reduce power as part of normal climb procedures

ICAO has joined IATA's Supporting Alliance for CORSIA EEU Supply, which brings together more than 80 stakeholders to address carbon credit supply constraints

IATA says the next gains in aviation safety will depend on better cooperation between people, technology and global standards

The FAA urges airlines to preserve cockpit voice recorder data after reportable events following lessons learned from the Alaska Airlines 737 MAX 9 accident in 2024

FAA has awarded Air Space Intelligence a contract for advanced traffic management systems aimed at reducing delays, boosting capacity and improving efficiency

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

A small aircraft crashed near Lansing, Michigan, killing all three people on board. The FAA is investigating as emergency crews responded to the tragic scene

Dubai's airline giant is taking strict safety measures by prohibiting the use of power banks for charging personal devices during flights starting October 1: 'Lead to a rapid and uncontrolled rise in temperature'. Similar rules took effect in Japan last month

Aviation Incident Analysis

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

A surge in flights has increased incidents of turbulence injuries due to passengers not following safety instructions