Jetstar Upholds Exit Row Policy Based on Australian Safety Regulations
Jetstar moved a passenger from an exit row due to having one hand, citing strict Australian aviation safety regulations that require full dexterity.
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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.
Indian political leaders demand the Aviation Minister's removal, citing a conflict of interest in the ongoing VSR Aviation plane crash investigation.
Florida lawmakers advance a bill to rename Palm Beach airport for Donald J. Trump as his company files trademarks for potential airport names and merchandise.
India's DGCA has proposed new rules allowing airlines to directly impose a 30-day flying ban on unruly passengers to enhance in-flight safety and discipline.
The FAA rejected Cape May County's proposal to build housing on airport property, citing federal policy that prohibits residential use of such land.
Bangladesh's new aviation minister has pledged to eliminate long airport baggage waits and dismantle ticket syndicates to improve passenger services.
A US government shutdown forces essential FAA and TSA staff to work unpaid, increasing the risk of significant airport delays and flight cancellations.
European airlines face soaring emission costs as free EU ETS allowances end in 2026, compounding challenges from limited Sustainable Aviation Fuel supply.
Horizon Air has requested a 12-month extension from the FAA to install secondary cockpit barriers, citing design issues with its Embraer 175 fleet.
The European Regions Airline Association warns airlines face non-compliance with ReFuelEU SAF mandates due to fuel suppliers failing to provide vital data.
A potential Department of Homeland Security shutdown threatens major delays at Las Vegas airport by forcing essential TSA officers to work without pay.
EASA's second Part-IS deadline on Feb 22, 2026, requires air operators and MROs to implement an Information Security Management System for safety.
EASA is enforcing its Part-IS regulations, requiring airlines and operators to implement new information security systems by February 2026 to combat cyber risks.
The US partial federal shutdown threatens major airport delays as TSA and FAA staff work without pay; passengers should expect significant disruptions.
GCAA Director-General Rev. Stephen Wilfred Arthur pledged to raise safety and compliance standards as the authority marks 40 years of autonomous operations.
The Lagos Regional Manager of the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority, Barrister Bukola Teriba has urged women in the aviation industry to take advantage of the federal government’s favourable policy toward…
The FAA issued a new directive requiring U.S. airlines to certify that pilot hiring is based on merit; carriers face investigation for DEI-based selection.
India's DGCA is auditing non-scheduled flight operators after a fatal Learjet 45 crash; Minister Naidu aims to improve safety at uncontrolled airfields.