Three French rescuers killed in helicopter crash
Three rescuers were killed in the crash of a Civil Security helicopter near Marseille, France, as they were…
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Camair-Co commercial flight fired upon during landing
An aircraft from the airline Cameroon Airlines Corporation (Camair-Co) was shot during its landing in Bamenda, western Cameroon.…
Nine people perish as Pilatus PC-12 crashes in South Dakota
A Pilatus PC-12 crashed in a cornfield near Chamberlain, South Dakota, United States, claiming the lives of nine…
Hong Kong Airlines told to improve finances or lose license
Hong Kong’s Air Transport Licensing Authority has given Hong Kong Airlines an ultimatum: the carrier must consolidate its…
Airbus A220 program reaches 100th airplane produced
Airbus has marked a new milestone in the A220 program ‒ the 100th aircraft produced for a customer.…
FlyDubai reacts to FS981 crash final report
Three years after the fatal FlyDubai flight FS981 went down in Rostov-on-Don (Russia), the accident investigators have finally…
Norwegian’s Argentinian subsidiary threatened?
Barely more than a year after its creation, rumors say the low-cost airline Norwegian Air Argentina could cease…
Ryanair’s 737 MAX 200 design issue prompts new delays
In another blow to its business, the Ryanair Group now expects to receive only 10 Boeing 737 MAX…
Irkut completes assembly of fourth MC-21 test prototype
Irkut Corporation, part of the United Aircraft Corporation (UAC), has completed the construction of the fourth MC-21-300 aircraft…
Hong Kong Airlines license threatened after salaries delay
A day after Hong Kong Airlines admitted that salary payments for nearly half of its staff would be…
Boeing 777X “exploding doors”: damage greater than expected
Forget the 737 MAX crisis – even the 777X program has not been without its challenges. In September…
South Korea, Japan, China to end risky airspace situation
South Korea, Japan, and China are close to reaching an agreement regarding the control of the airspace over…
BAA Training expands its Ab Initio school
BAA Training, one of the TOP 3 biggest independent aviation training centres in Europe, announces expanding its Ab…
FAA takes full control of new 737 MAX airworthiness certificates
In efforts to boost its authority and confidence of global regulators and the wider public, the U.S. Federal…
Turkish Airlines revises fleet forecast: more Boeing, less Airbus
Turkish Airlines has reshuffled its short-haul fleet plans and now expects fewer Airbus A321neos to arrive in 2020,…
Airbus test aircraft drops meter-long part in residential garden
A piece of an Airbus plane was found by an inhabitant of the village of Daux, near Toulouse-Blagnac…
Cash-stripped Atlas Global halts all flights for month
AtlasGlobal, Turkish airline with headquarters in Istanbul, is suspending flights until mid-December 2019, due to difficult financial situation. The…
Final report into flyDubai 2016 crash released
The final report of FlyDubai Boeing 737-800 crash in Russia in 2016 rules the loss of control in…