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Civil Aviation
Malaysia Airlines Isn’t Ruling Out China’s C919—But There’s One Major Condition
Malaysia Airlines (MH) is keeping China’s C919 narrowbody jet on its long-term fleet planning list, but the airline says it...
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Former Police Chiefs Admit Role in Immigration Fraud U-Visa Scheme
Five men in central Louisiana have pleaded guilty to running a visa fraud scheme that lasted nearly ten years. Four...
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American Airlines Adds 13 New International Routes in 2026
American Airlines (AA) launched 13 new nonstop international routes in 2026, according to schedule data from Cirium, an aviation analytics...
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‘Sounds Like You Need to Be Replaced’: San Diego ATC Gets Angry at United and Southwest Pilots
A ground controller at San Diego International Airport (SAN) traded insults with multiple airline pilots during a busy morning taxi...
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The Role of Coastguard Helicopters in Maritime Rescues
Coastguard helicopters flew into a blinding Alaska snowstorm this spring and pulled four people off an ice floe near Chefornak...
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Delta Cancels A350 Flight from Tokyo to Minneapolis After 5.5-Hour Taxiway Delay
Delta Air Lines (DL) cancelled a flight from Haneda Airport (HND), Tokyo, to Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport (MSP), Minneapolis, on...
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Qantas Airbus A380 Engine Issue Grounds VH-OQG, Cancels US Flights
Qantas (QF) has cancelled several Airbus A380 flights between Australia and the United States after one of its superjumbos required an...
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Singapore Airlines Boosts Shanghai First Class Capacity by 40% With Second Boeing 777
Singapore Airlines (SQ) will boost First Class capacity on its Shanghai route from January 2027, offering up to 14 First Class...
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British Airways’ Aging Boeing 777s Suffer Two US Bound Technical Returns in Just 48 Hours
Two British Airways (BA) Boeing 777-200ER aircraft turned back to London Heathrow Airport (LHR) on consecutive days in July 2026...
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