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Civil Aviation
Only 13 Hour Old Boeing 787 Scrapped After Flying for Just 13 Hours: Why?
A Boeing 787‑8 Dreamliner, registered N947BA and built in 2017, has been dismantled at Roswell International Air Center (ROW) in...
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Air India New Maharaja Lounge Opens at San Francisco Airport
Air India (AI) has officially opened its Maharaja Lounge at San Francisco International Airport (SFO), marking a significant step in...
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ICAO Two-Unit Power Bank Rule: Flights Departing from Singapore to Enforce
Starting 15 April 2026, passengers departing from Singapore will be permitted to carry only two power banks in carry‑on luggage...
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AirAsia X Bets Big on Bahrain Hub, New Chairman and More
Malaysia’s long‑haul low‑cost airline AirAsia X is pivoting its strategy with a major leadership appointment and a renewed focus on...
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Etihad Airways Lowers Ticket Prices by Up to 50% Amid US Israel Iran War
As the ongoing Middle East conflict involving the United States, Israel, and Iran (which saw the downing of the F-15...
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Southwest Airlines Faces $304,272 FAA Penalty for Drug and Alcohol Testing Lapses
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has proposed a $304,272 civil penalty against Southwest Airlines (WN), alleging systemic non-compliance with federally...
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IndiGo Revises Fuel Charges; International Surcharges Rise to ₹10,000
IndiGo (6E), India’s largest airline by market share, has announced a comprehensive revision of its fuel surcharge structure for both...
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Caribbean Airlines Flight BW005: Baby Born Just Before Touchdown At New York JFK, ATC Suggestion Goes Viral
A routine international arrival turned extraordinary when a passenger gave birth onboard a Caribbean Airlines flight just minutes before landing...
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TAP Air Portugal Passenger Arrived Early, Still Missed His Flight and Had to Buy Another Ticket
A business class passenger flying with TAP Air Portugal found himself in an unexpected and costly situation at Lisbon Humberto...
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