Critical aviation safety updates including incident reports, regulations, accident investigations, and security developments worldwide.
EASA issued an emergency airworthiness directive for Rolls-Royce Trent 1000 engines, mandating immediate inspections due to reported increased vibration levels and structural failure risk.
Pilots face complex, high-stakes decisions when forced to divert a flight, assessing suitable diversion airport options based on weather, facilities, and pilot flight duty limits.
Lufthansa has canceled flights to Israel amid escalating Iran-US military tensions, prompting the UK to close its Tehran embassy and Spain to urge citizen evacuations.
Boeing reached an "11th hour" settlement in a US civil case with a Canadian family over the Ethiopian Airlines 737 MAX 8 crash, averting a high-profile trial; financial terms are confidential.
NTSB's factual report on the November 2025 UPS MD-11 crash revealed a critical engine mount part that failed was documented by Boeing to have failed four times previously, raising questions about maintenance and safety warnings.
The FAA is investigating a serious runway incursion at JFK Airport after a Delta Air Lines Boeing 737 nearly collided with an American Airlines Airbus A321.
Air Canada flight AC1502 returned to the gate at Toronto Pearson after passengers heard screams, discovering a baggage handler trapped in the cargo hold, prompting a safety review.
NTSB's final report on the fatal Atlas Air Boeing 767 cargo crash cited pilot error and spatial disorientation as the cause, urging the FAA to fix pilot training and records.
Ryanair's Marrakech-Barcelona flight was diverted to Fez-Saïss Airport after an intoxicated and aggressive passenger's disruptive behavior threatened safety, requiring local authorities to intervene.
The FAA issued a Notice to Air Missions (NOTAM) warning of a slackline a week before a fatal Arizona helicopter crash, prompting an NTSB investigation.
WestJet and Calgary led Canada's 2025 disruptive passenger reports, with 114 total incidents logged by Transport Canada, highlighting key aviation safety concerns.
Six Boeing 767-200s United States military aircraft flew in a six planes in formation over Greater Manchester on Friday, sparking confusion among residents.
The Pentagon's Joint Interagency Task Force 401 is deploying the AI-powered DroneHunter 4700 system to boost defense against small drone threats under the Replicator 2 initiative.
Akasa Air flight QP 1781, a Boeing 737 Max 8, was diverted to Jaipur for refueling after two failed landing attempts in Ahmedabad due to windy conditions.
Air Canada confirmed a December incident where a baggage crew member was inadvertently trapped in an aircraft's cargo hold at Toronto Pearson Airport, leading to a flight cancellation and safety concerns.
Aviation regulators have launched an investigation into a Boeing 777 engine failure that forced a transatlantic flight to make an emergency landing with no reported injuries.
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) issued an Airworthiness Directive for certain Airbus A350 aircraft, requiring mandatory inspections of the braking system.
Aviation organizations are adopting Learning Management Systems to enhance aviation safety training, ensuring regulatory compliance and boosting operational efficiency.
EASA has issued an Airworthiness Directive for specific Rolls-Royce Trent 1000 engines, mandating immediate inspections to mitigate potential safety issues.
The FAA has launched a safety probe into the Boeing 737 MAX rudder control system following a minor flight anomaly reported by Southwest Airlines.