Boeing’s Top Safety Officer to Retire After Decades of Service
Boeing’s Chief Aerospace Safety Officer, Mike Delaney, is set to retire later this year after nearly 40 years with the...
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Investigators Examine Fire-Damaged Air Busan A321 Without Defueling
South Korean aviation investigators have begun an on-site inspection of the fire-damaged Air Busan Airbus A321 at Gimhae Airport. The...
DC Mid-Air Collision Raises Air Traffic Control Concerns
Air traffic control staffing levels were not at normal capacity when a military helicopter and a passenger plane collided mid-air...
PIA Pilots Land on Wrong Runway, Safety Concerns Mount
Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) faces fresh scrutiny after flight PK150 mistakenly landed on an unlit runway at Lahore Airport (LHE)...
Haneda Runway Conflict Alert System Under Scrutiny After Fatal Collision
Investigations into the tragic collision at Tokyo Haneda airport between a Japan Airlines Airbus A350 and a De Havilland Dash...
AI ‘Eyes’ Keep Changi Airport Runways Clear of Debris
Changi Airport has deployed an advanced artificial intelligence (AI) system named iFerret to monitor runways for potential hazards. This system...
Emergency Landing Drama at Peshawar Airport: Saudi Jet’s Gear Catches Fire
A Saudi Airlines flight arriving from Riyadh experienced a frightening incident as its landing gear caught fire during touchdown at...
Japan to Enhance Airport Safety with New Takeoff and Landing Coordinator
In a significant move to enhance aviation safety, Japan's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport, and Tourism is creating a new...
New Tech Tested to Prevent Runway Collisions
In a bid to prevent runway collisions, Honeywell has tested a new in-flight technology, Surf-A, in Washington. During a controlled...
Airline CEOs Sign IATA Charter to Boost Safety Culture
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has announced that 73 airline CEOs have committed to the Safety Leadership Charter, a...
