U.S. Service on the Horizon for Thai Airlines
After a decade of suspension, Thailand’s airlines could resume service to the U.S. in the near future after a safety rating change.
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FAA Faces Another 737 MAX Audit
Probe comes after two different recommendations from Federal Aviation Administration branches on addressing LEAP-1B engine smoke.
‘Malicious’ Radio Transmissions Heard During Aircraft Emergency
While on approach, the controller warned the American crew of the unauthorized transmission, which had occurred roughly 15 minutes earlier.
Pakistan International Airlines Turns First Profit Since 2003
Pakistan International Airlines is in the black for the first time since 2003. The financials could be a shot in the arm to the government.
NTSB Warns of Boeing Evacuation Slide Issues
The National Transportation Safety Board has issued new safety recommendations to Boeing and the Federal Aviation Administration regarding evacuation slides.
Controllers Brawl at DCA Tower
A fight broke out between two air traffic controllers inside the tower at Reagan National Airport on Thursday, per a report.
FAA Deploys Runway Safety Devices at U.S. Airports
The deployment of the Runway Incursion Device at airports marks the third and final fast-tracked initiative from 2023’s Safety Call to Action.
Transportation Head Spoke With Southwest Pilots After Near-Miss
He added that the Flexjet crew had a “decent amount of experience,” but a process to review their certificates is underway by the FAA.
FAA Mandates 777 Wing Crack Inspections
The agency noted that undetected upper wing skin cracks could compromise the airplane’s structural integrity, potentially leading to loss of control.
Pilots Union Voices ‘Concerns’ Over FAA Nominee
ALPA has expressed reservations about President Trump nominating Republic CEO Bryan Bedford to head the Federal Aviation Administration.
