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It's Official: Milan Takeoff Error Caused LATAM 777 Tail Strike

During a July 2024 departure from Milan, a LATAM 777 tail struck the runway due to a major weight miscalculation. The aircraft made a safe return, but the damage was serious enough to convince authorities to reclassify it as an "accident". Here are ANSV's official findings

"The Quiet Lives of Our Citizens Are Being Threatened”: Improper Tourist Behavior Cancels Iconic Mount Fuji Cherry Blossom Festival

Fujiyoshida will not hold its 2026 cherry blossom festival after crowds overwhelmed residents, citing safety, sanitation and daily life concerns. City mayor: "Behind this beautiful scenery, the quiet lives of our citizens are being threatened”

Safety First: Another Flag Carrier Joins the World's Largest Airlines Decision to Ban the Use of Portable Chargers

Israel's largest airline has updated its carry-on baggage requirements, joining companies around the world in banning the use of portable chargers (power banks) on the company's flights, due to concerns about the lithium battery catching fire

Historic FAA Reform: The US Prepares for the Next Generation of Aviation

The US Secretary of Transportation and the head of the Federal Aviation Administration have unveiled a wide-ranging organizational reform designed to strengthen safety, accelerate innovation, and advance a new air traffic management system

The Threat in Your Pocket: Why Mobile Phones Become Security Risks When Abroad

Visiting a new country can jeopardise the security of your smartphone and the precious data stored on it. From the risk of physical theft to using unprotected Wi-Fi networks, downloading shady apps to order food or rideshare services, or scanning fake restaurant or parking QRs, there's a lot to be wary of while abroad. Here is what to do before and during travel

Cracked Aircraft Part Caused UPS Plane Engine to Cut Out and Led to Disaster

The NTSB investigation determined that the left engine and wing attachment system separated seconds after takeoff due to severe fatigue cracks in a critical component. The cracks had previously been identified but were not considered a safety hazard, and they spread across 75% of the surface in the pylon's rear attachment bearing, leading to the separation of the engine and pylon from the wing

Out Now: We Know the Safest Airlines in the World for 2026

AirlineRatings has published a ranking of the safest airlines in the world, as well as the safest low-cost carriers for 2026. So who came in first place?

Survival Tips for Winter Storms: How to Prepare for Extreme Cold and Snow

Winter storms can disrupt travel, power, and daily life. Here’s how to prepare your home, protect loved ones, and stay safe during severe cold and snow

After Night of Snow Chaos, European Airport Returns to Normal

Birmingham Airport was closed for safety reasons, and many passengers spent the night there: "Our runway has reopened on a reduced basis." Amsterdam Airport has also been dealing with the effects of the harsh weather for several days, and many flights have been canceled

At Full Throttle: Historic Records in the UAE with 3.4 Million Passengers in 11 Days

Hundreds of thousands of passengers per day and unprecedented traffic volumes are placing Dubai Airport at its busiest period in its history, requiring extensive operational preparedness to maintain continuity and safety during the peak period

The Threat in Your Pocket: Why Mobile Phones Become Security Risks When Abroad

Visiting a new country can jeopardise the security of your smartphone and the precious data stored on it. From the risk of physical theft to using unprotected Wi-Fi networks, downloading shady apps to order food or rideshare services, or scanning fake restaurant or parking QRs, there's a lot to be wary of while abroad. Here is what to do before and during travel

Survival Tips for Winter Storms: How to Prepare for Extreme Cold and Snow

Winter storms can disrupt travel, power, and daily life. Here’s how to prepare your home, protect loved ones, and stay safe during severe cold and snow

FAA Issues Urgent Safety Warning: Critical Guidelines You Must Know

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration has issued an urgent safety warning regarding passengers' dangerous habit during emergency evacuations

Safe Havens: Europe's Top Cities Revealed

The safest cities are in Eastern Europe, with low crime and few riots. A new study ranks Europe's safest cities, revealing surprising findings. Who tops the list, and which other destinations made the top five?

Thailand's Message of Safety: A Warm Welcome Awaits Travelers

Thailand offers rich cultural experiences and unparalleled hospitality amid regional tensions

Following the crash in Washington D.C.: the urgent recommendation for aviation in the U.S.

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) released the report regarding the collision between the military helicopter and an American Eagle plane in January 2025, which resulted in the deaths of 67 passengers and crew members. The main recommendation: prevent helicopter flights near Reagan Airport. NTSB Chair: "This is an intolerable risk"

Before the Crash in S. Korea: A Year of Changes in the Skies - Dramatic Aviation Events in 2024

The crash this morning of Jeju Air's plane just before the end of the calendar year adds to the many malfunctions and accidents that characterized the past year. From the Japanese plane that caught fire, to the Azerbaijani plane that crashed last week, through the detached plane door, to one of the deadliest air turbulence ever. This was the year in the air - and on the ground

Alaska airlines: Passenger Opened Plane's Emergency Door and Stepped Onto Wing

The unusual incident occurred on flight 323 from Milwaukee to Seattle. The passenger remained on the plane's wing until medical personnel and law enforcement escorted her. Another incident happened on another company flight on December 26, where several passengers and crew members needed medical attention due to severe turbulence during the flight

Almost Everything Is Open: Update on Nature Sites in the North

Despite the reopening of most nature sites, one reserve remains closed to visitors. Some night campgrounds are closed due to the winter season. Also: Safety rules during missile fire

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