Space launches are disrupting US airspace. What can pilots do about it?
Commercial space launches are no longer a niche activity confined to remote coastlines. As rockets lift off more frequently from US spaceports,…
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ATR 42-500 wreckage found by Indonesian search team, all feared dead
A search and rescue team in Indonesia have found the wreckage of an ATR 42-500 that lost contact…
EASA pilots perform COMAC C919 certification test flights in Shanghai
Pilots working for the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) have been conducting test flights of the C919 commercial…
Citation X skids off runway during landing at Telluride Airport
A Cessna Citation X skidded off the runway while landing at Telluride Regional Airport in Colorado on January…
Turkish Airlines flight makes emergency landing in Barcelona due to bomb alert
A Turkish Airlines aircraft was forced to make an emergency landing in Barcelona after a potential bomb threat was detected by the…
NTSB update details engine pylon failure in UPS Flight 2976 crash
The National Transportation Safety Board has released a new investigative update into the crash of UPS Airlines Flight…
Greek civil aviation chief quits in wake of radio blackout report findings
The head of Greece’s Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has resigned from his post following the conclusion of an…
The safest airlines to fly with in 2026 as new carrier claims the top spot
AirlineRatings.com has listed the top 25 safest airlines for 2026 among low-cost and full-service carriers operating across the…
FAA proposes radar altimeter replacements that could cost US aviation $4.5B
The Federal Aviation Administration has proposed new rules that would require US aircraft operators to replace or upgrade roughly 58,600 radio altimeters, at…
Deadly Arizona helicopter crash renews scrutiny of NOTAM system failures
A fatal helicopter crash in central Arizona has renewed concerns about the effectiveness of the Federal Aviation Administration’s…
South Korea admits airport safety failure contributed to the 179 Jeju Air deaths
More than a year after the Jeju Air crash at Muan International Airport (MWX), South Korea’s Ministry of…
NTSB urges urgent action after fatal Hawker stall test crashes
The US National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is urging immediate action after two fatal crashes involving Hawker business jets during…
Lawsuit alleges Boeing tried to blame 737 captain in door plug blowout incident
A lawsuit against Boeing has alleged that the US manufacturer “attempted to shift blame” onto an Alaska Airlines…
Malaysia restarts search for missing MH370 in southern Indian Ocean
Malaysia has resumed the search for the wreckage of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370, more than 11 years after the…
Korea marks one year since Jeju Air crash as president apologizes to nation
South Korea has marked the one-year anniversary of the Jeju Air crash tragedy that killed 179 people on…
Heathrow’s famous green firefighter training rig replaced by new A380 simulator
A green firefighter training rig located at London-Heathrow Airport (LHR) modeled on a Boeing 747 and DC-10 and…
Jeju Air crash: Korea approves cross-party investigation into flight tragedy
The Korean National Assembly has voted to approve a cross-party investigation into the Jeju Air crash that killed…
US admits part in Washington DC’s deadly Black Hawk-American Eagle crash
The US government has admitted its part in failures that led to a deadly crash between a Black…