Safety, Ops & Regulation

United Airlines has notified DOT it will suspend its sole nonstop scheduled service to Cuba in September amid seasonal fluctuations and tighter restrictions.

Air India has completed its inspection of fuel control switches in more than 100 Boeing aircraft, fulfilling a directive from Indian regulators.

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines says it has dropped an urgent legal bid to block a planned flight cap at its hub, Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, after securing more winter slots.

TSA is exploring if new screening tech can slash requirements for passengers at checkpoints, including rules requiring removing items from carry-on luggage.

International air traffic in China posted robust gains in the first half of 2025, with both demand and passenger volume rising more than 20% year-over-year.

France accounted for 41% of all network delays during the week of July 7, which Eurocontrol blamed on capacity and staffing issues.

Trump administration tariffs could become the new “kitchen sink” excuse for whatever ails aerospace and defense earnings.

Accident investigators suggest the crew of Jeju Air Flight 2216 shut down a functioning engine following a birdstrike.

Airbus is investigating a bonding defect found in the structure of A380 slats after inflight events, a recent report by French air accident investigation bureau BEA says.

A significant IT outage that grounded all Alaska Airlines and Horizon Air flights for several hours was not a cybersecurity event, the company confirms.

The U.S. DOT has escalated a long-running dispute with Mexico over alleged violations of the countries’ 2015 open skies agreement.

Consistent maintenance and upgrades to our ATC systems will enhance safety and pave the way for new technology.

From jam-resistant antennas to magnetic navigation systems, alternatives to GPS are in demand.

The U.S. Export-Import Bank (EXIM) has approved a transaction to help the export of Boeing aircraft and spare engines to Angola.

A long-overdue modernization of the US ATC system is getting off the ground.

The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore revealed findings about the future of its aviation workforce as part of its Aviation Job Transformation Report.

The biggest names in India’s airport and services sector will bring the country’s fast-growing airport story to the 2nd Aviation India & South Asia Summit & Exhibition 2025 in New Delhi taking place from 29-30 October 2025.

The preliminary report leaves many questions unanswered in the quest to understand the first fatal Boeing 787 accident.

Flights by Pakistan International Airlines to the UK are a step closer to being resumed after a five-year ban.

The Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau statement follows a published report that, citing sources with knowledge of the probe, said the captain cut the fuel.

Gulf Air is returning to the U.S. market for the first time in nearly 30 years with the launch of nonstop flights between Bahrain and New York JFK.

Iraq's rebuilt Mosul Airport expects to begin accepting commercial flight operations by mid-September.

A transfer of Hawaiian Airlines’ international route authorities to new parent company Alaska Air Group has approval from the U.S. Transportation Department.

A recent EASA report on single-pilot operations and extended minimum crew operations, marked a change of heart for the safety agency.

London Southend Airport is expecting to return to normal flight operations on July 17.