NTSB: Boeing Flagged MD-11 Engine Mount Risk Years Before UPS Crash
The National Transportation Safety Board has disclosed that Boeing warned airlines as early as 2011 about a critical MD-11 engine-mount… Read More »
FAA Orders PW1100G Engine Modifications After Fire Incidents
The Federal Aviation Administration has ordered mandatory modifications to Pratt & Whitney’s PW1100G engines following several in-service engine fires, escalating… Read More »
Air India A350 Engine Damaged After Cargo Container Ingestion in Delhi
India’s aviation regulator has launched a formal investigation after an Air India Airbus A350 sustained engine damage when a cargo… Read More »
NTSB Identifies Engine Mount Failure in Deadly UPS MD-11 Crash
Investigators with the National Transportation Safety Board have identified the specific aircraft component that failed in last year’s fatal UPS… Read More »
Boeing Settles Another Lawsuit Over Deadly 737 Max Crash
Boeing has agreed to settle another lawsuit stemming from the deadly 737 Max crash in Ethiopia, further closing a chapter… Read More »
FAA Grounds 800 Aircraft Over Invalid Registrations Linked to Trustee
The Federal Aviation Administration has grounded roughly 800 aircraft worldwide after determining that their U.S. registrations are invalid, citing violations… Read More »
Air Canada Flight Turns Back After Ground Worker Trapped in Cargo Hold
An Air Canada flight preparing for departure from Toronto was forced to return to the gate after passengers reported hearing… Read More »
Lufthansa Group to Add Starlink Wi-Fi Across 850 Aircraft From 2026
The Lufthansa Group is accelerating its push to enhance the premium passenger experience, announcing plans to equip its entire fleet… Read More »
Delta Orders 30 Boeing 787 Dreamliners to Boost Global Fleet Renewal
Delta Air Lines has placed an order for 30 new Boeing 787 Dreamliner widebody aircraft as part of its long-term… Read More »
Boeing Wins Order for 50 737 Max Jets From Aviation Capital Group
Boeing has secured a firm order for 50 Boeing 737 Max aircraft from leasing firm Aviation Capital Group (ACG), providing… Read More »
How Pilot Alcohol Testing Rules Differ Worldwide and Keep Flying Safe
Ensuring that pilots and cabin crew are fit for duty is a cornerstone of global aviation safety. Among the most… Read More »
Allegiant to Acquire Sun Country in $1.5 Billion Deal Creating Leisure Giant
Allegiant Travel has agreed to acquire rival leisure carrier Sun Country Airlines in a $1.5 billion cash-and-stock transaction, a move… Read More »
United Ties Flight Attendant Pay Raises to Scheduling Changes
United Airlines has detailed its position in ongoing contract negotiations with flight attendants, linking proposed wage increases to significant changes… Read More »
What Boeing’s Flightradar24 Deal Means for Your Flight Experience
A new data-sharing agreement between Boeing and Flightradar24 could quietly change how airlines manage flights, delays, and disruptions—without adding a… Read More »
Airbus Delivers 793 Aircraft in 2025, Backlog Hits Record High
Airbus delivered 793 commercial aircraft in 2025, maintaining delivery growth despite ongoing supply-chain constraints and a complex operating environment. The… Read More »
Boeing 737 Max 10 Advances in Certification but Key Hurdles Remain
The largest and most delayed member of Boeing’s 737 MAX family has reached a critical milestone, but certification is still… Read More »
World’s First Boeing 737-800NG Combi Enters Service With Air Inuit
Air Inuit has officially placed the world’s first Boeing 737-800NG Combi aircraft into service, following certification by Transport Canada. The… Read More »
New Caledonia Audit Flags High Subsidy Costs in Air Transport
The territorial auditor of New Caledonia has raised concerns over the cost, governance, and effectiveness of air transport subsidies in… Read More »
$1.5T Defense Budget Could Rebuild US Aircraft Inventories
President Donald Trump has proposed a sweeping $1.5 trillion US defense budget for fiscal year 2027, marking a roughly $500… Read More »
Malaysia Airlines A350 Returns to Paris After Guidance System Issue
A Malaysia Airlines Airbus A350 operating flight MH21 was forced to return to Paris shortly after departure following a technical… Read More »
NTSB Issues Urgent Safety Guidance for Hawker Jet Stall Tests
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has issued urgent safety recommendations covering several Hawker jet variants following two fatal accidents… Read More »
Business Aviation Records Deadliest Year Since 2011
Business aviation safety suffered its worst year in more than a decade in 2025, with 143 people killed in 35… Read More »
MD-11 Replacement Looms as Boeing Seeks 777F Lifeline
The question of what replaces the MD-11F has moved from long-term planning to near-term urgency after a fatal UPS MD-11… Read More »
Pilot Sues Boeing for $10 Million After 737 Max Door Plug Blowout
The pilot of a Boeing 737 Max that made an emergency landing in Portland after a mid-air door plug blowout… Read More »
World’s Safest Airlines in 2025: Rankings, What It Means, and What’s Next
When travelers choose flights, comfort, price, and schedule often top the list — but nothing matters more than safety. In… Read More »
Alaska Airlines Announces Largest Fleet Order, Secures 105 Boeing 737-10s and Five 787-10s
Alaska Airlines has announced the largest aircraft order in the airline’s history, placing a blockbuster deal for 105 Boeing 737-10… Read More »