FAA says 453 Boeing 737 MAXs may require work to correct passenger seat assembly
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has said that 453 Boeing 737 MAX type aircraft may require work to correct passenger seat assemblies that were...
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Japan Airlines partners with airlines, airports to prevent human trafficking
Japan Airlines (JAL) is teaming up with a group of airlines, airports, and international organizations to strengthen efforts to prevent...
Wizz Air: Captain Ludwig on life as a pilot – and how to make the grade
German-born Captain Andre Ludwig has spent the past eight years flying for Wizz Air from the airline’s Bucharest base in...
UK selects Tekever AR5 surveillance drones to succeed Watchkeeper
The acquisition is slated to see up to 24 aircraft delivered to the British Army by 2029. The acquisition is...
Power bank erupts in flames inside overhead bin on China Eastern flight
In a terrifying scene aboard a packed airliner, a power bank caught fire inside an overhead baggage compartment on a...
Sigma Advanced Systems Secures ₹1,013-Crore Artillery Shell Export Order From US
Sigma Advanced Systems has announced a major export order valued at ₹1,013 crore from a North American customer. The contract...
