Japan Bans In-Flight Power Bank Use Starting April 2026
Japan's MLIT will ban in-flight power bank use from April 2026, citing rising fire risks and aligning with international safety recommendations.
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Japan's MLIT will ban in-flight power bank use from April 2026, citing rising fire risks and aligning with international safety recommendations.
Delta no longer accepts emotional support animals, aligning with a DOT rule change that now defines service animals exclusively as trained dogs.
The FAA proposed a $2.8M civil penalty against MRO provider PEMCO for allegedly using expired products during maintenance on five Frontier Airlines aircraft.
Nigeria's aviation sector faces declining traffic and investment as new taxes and high operating costs threaten airline viability and economic growth.
The FAA has adopted an EASA airworthiness directive for Airbus H160-B helicopters, mandating inspections for spherical bearings to prevent unsafe conditions.
Boeing received FAA and EASA qualification for its 777-9 flight simulators, a key step allowing validation of pilot training courseware.
Syria's government has taken control of Qamishli airport from SDF forces, a key step in restoring state authority and national aviation infrastructure.
Rohit Pawar alleges a conspiracy in the fatal Ajit Pawar Learjet crash, demanding the aviation minister's resignation over the probe's independence.
Boeing received initial FAA and EASA qualification for its 777-9 flight training devices, enabling pilot training to start for the new widebody.
A Florida bill to rename Palm Beach International Airport for Donald Trump now awaits approval from Gov. Ron DeSantis and the FAA after passing the legislature.
The FAA has proposed a $2.8 million civil penalty against PEMCO World Air Services for alleged maintenance violations on five Frontier Airlines aircraft.
Transport Canada certified Gulfstream's G500 and G600 jets, a move following U.S. tariff threats over alleged certification delays on American aircraft.
A DOT audit found FAA oversight of United Airlines maintenance is hindered by staffing shortages and improper virtual inspections, raising safety concerns.
Spain's Facua reports Ryanair and three other airlines over gift card expiry rules, alleging abusive consumer practices and seeking government sanctions.
Boeing has received initial FAA and EASA qualification for its 777-9 simulators, a key step in preparing pilots for the new widebody's entry into service.
India's DGCA has proposed an institutional overhaul, seeking a share of passenger fees to address critical staffing shortages amid rapid fleet growth.
EASA suspended Indian operator VSR Ventures' Third Country Operator authorisation after multiple safety incidents, halting its flights to the European Union.
Jetstar moved a passenger from an exit row due to having one hand, citing strict Australian aviation safety regulations that require full dexterity.
Fingal County councillors have labeled an Irish government bill to remove Dublin Airport's 32 million passenger cap as undemocratic, citing local concerns.
Boeing received initial FAA and EASA qualification for its 777-9 flight simulators, a key step in advancing pilot training for the delayed 777X program.