Southwest Incident: Flight Descends Within 400 Feet Over Ocean
The flight inadvertently descended to just 400 feet over the ocean after aborting a landing attempt in poor weather conditions.
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‘Dutch Roll’ Incident Prompts FAA/NTSB Investigation
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) are investigating yet another alarming Boeing incident.
Frontier Adds New Routes From Nine Airports
The carrier will launch nonstop service from nine airports, including Atlanta, Boston and Los Angeles starting in August.
Why the Airline Industry Isn’t a ‘Rigged Game’
Spirit isn’t doing well. The financially ailing airline never quite recovered from the pandemic, losing millions each quarter.
Cathay Pacific Returns Last COVID-Grounded Aircraft to Service
Cathay Pacific announced the return of its final aircraft – an Airbus A330 – that had been parked overseas during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Bleak Outlook for Bonza: Shut Down of Collapsed Airline Highly Likely
The collapsed airline’s administrators have terminated all employee contracts and canceled future flights, according to 9 News Australia.
Air Mauritius to Stick With Airbus A350 Widebodies
Air Mauritius CEO, Charles Cartier, said that the airline favors the Airbus A350 aircraft for its growing widebody operations.
Mexico’s Military-Run Airline Eyes U.S. Service
The reincarnated Mexicana – now operated by the Mexican military – is looking to bolster its route network with new international service.
Inside the New Tech That May Help Reduce Runway Incursions
With serious runway incursions increasing in the U.S., the new onboard technology is being touted as the ‘next big thing’ in aviation.
Air India to Launch Non-Stop Flights Between Bengaluru and London Gatwick
Bengaluru International Airport (BLR) revealed on Friday that the country’s flag carrier would begin operating flights connecting the city with London Gatwick.
