aviation safety
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Private Search Operations Locate South Florida Family After Severe Weather Plane Crash Near Andros
Relatives using private vessels recovered the bodies of four South Florida family members after their plane crashed in severe weather off the Bahamas coast.
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Cabin Security Procedures Under Scrutiny After Escalating Violent Outburst Triggers Mid-Air Diversion
An American Airlines flight diverted to Baltimore after passengers and crew restrained a violent traveler using flex cuffs and duct tape amid an investigation.
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Widow of British Passenger Files High Court Suit Against Singapore Airlines Over SQ321 Tragedy
Linda Kitchen has filed a High Court claim against Singapore Airlines following the May 2024 turbulence incident that killed her husband and left her injured.
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American Airlines Flight 2398 Makes Emergency Landing After Laptop Fire
American Airlines Flight 2398 landed safely at DFW after a passenger’s laptop caught fire, prompting an emergency response and renewed focus on lithium battery safety.
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Space Hazard Warning Forces US Air Force Antarctic Flight to Turn Back to New Zealand
A US Air Force polar transport flight aborted its mission to Antarctica and returned to Christchurch after warnings of hazardous Russian aerospace activity.
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Cathay Pacific Pilots Mistook Instructions, Triggering NATO Intercept
An investigation found that a Cathay Pacific flight was intercepted by NATO jets after pilots tuned to the wrong frequency, losing contact with air traffic control.
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FAA Launches Double Investigation After Two Flights Blow Tires on Landing at Chicago O’Hare
The FAA is investigating after American Airlines Flight 386 and United Airlines Flight 739 both blew tires during landing at Chicago O’Hare International Airport.
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Qantas A380 Flew Trans-Pacific Routes With Maintenance Light Left Inside Wing
An investigation found a 33cm work light was left inside a Qantas A380 wing during maintenance, flying international routes before being recovered.
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NTSB Preliminary Report Finds Engine Failure Caused Ryanair Window Breach
A preliminary NTSB report confirms a fan blade failure and bird strike shattered a Ryanair window, partially sucking a passenger out of the cabin.
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ATSB Launches Probe into Third Sydney Airport Runway Incursion
Aviation authorities are probing a close-call at Sydney Airport after a Virgin flight aborted take-off due to a runway incursion by a Qantas aircraft.
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FAA Clears Smallest Boeing 737 MAX to Fly After Years of Delays
The FAA has certified Boeing’s 737 MAX 7 after nearly a decade of safety delays, allowing the manufacturer to begin deliveries of its smallest MAX variant.
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Air India Flight AI2379 Passengers Injured After 300-Foot Altitude Drop
Fourteen people were injured when an Air India flight from Phuket to Delhi encountered severe clear air turbulence, causing a sudden 300-foot altitude drop.
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NTSB: Overweight Load and Pilot Workload Caused Fatal 2025 Bering Air Crash
The NTSB concluded that a 1,000-pound weight overload and pilot error during icing conditions caused the 2025 Bering Air crash that killed 10 people.
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AAIB Investigates ‘Serious Incident’ Following British Airways A320 Stall Warnings
The UK Air Accidents Investigation Branch is probing a July 6 flight where an A320 experienced air data failures and stall warnings during approach to Heathrow.
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NTSB Rebukes Ryanair CEO Over Unauthorized Comments on Mid-Air Incident
NTSB chairwoman Jennifer Homendy has urged Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary to stop speculating on an ongoing investigation into a recent mid-air cabin depressurization.
