NEWSSep 21, 2026Breeze Airways Presses FAA to Block Legacy Carriers From Acquiring Spirit's Vacated SlotsBreeze Airways urges the FAA to prevent legacy carriers from acquiring defunct Spirit Airlines' slots, citing competition and consumer harm concerns.Read More →
NEWSSep 21, 2026Super Puma Firefighting Helicopter Crashes at Yosemite, Killing Both PilotsA Super Puma firefighting helicopter crashed while battling the Dome Fire at Yosemite National Park, killing both pilots aboard the aircraft.Read More →
NEWSSep 21, 2026Cabin Fumes Send Delta Passengers To Hospital, Force Flight To Divert To HonoluluCabin Fumes Send Delta Passengers To Hospital, Force Flight To Divert To HonoluluRead More →
NEWSSep 21, 2026FAA Deploys AI System to Cut Flight Delays at Washington-Area AirportsThe FAA has launched an artificial intelligence tool to help air traffic controllers reduce delays at Reagan National, Dulles, and BWI airports.Read More →
NEWSSep 21, 2026Ryanair Demands NATS Chief Resign After Second Air Traffic Control Failure in Two WeeksBritish airlines are demanding answers after NATS suffered its second major air traffic control system failure in less than two weeks, disrupting flights.Read More →
INFORMATIONALSep 21, 2026Why Is Turbulence Getting Worse, and Is It Actually Dangerous?Turbulence is increasing as climate change alters wind shear and atmospheric stability. Here's what worsening turbulence means for passengers and aircraft safety.Read More →
INFORMATIONALSep 21, 2026Why Do Pilots Turn Off Cabin Lights During Takeoff and Landing? The Real Safety Reason ExplainedWhy do airlines dim the cabin lights and ask passengers to raise their window shades during takeoff and landing? These routine procedures are designed to help passengers and crew respond more effectively in an emergency. Here’s how eye adaptation, emergency lighting, open window shades, and the 90-second evacuation requirement all connect to aircraft safety.Read More →
STORIESSep 21, 2026How One Tech Entrepreneur Is Solving Private Aviation’s Million-Dollar PuzzleTech entrepreneur Roger Zhan is using AI to solve private aviation’s million-dollar scheduling puzzle, optimizing more than 20,000 flights each month.Read More →
INFORMATIONALSep 20, 2026This Week in Aviation: The 10 Stories That Mattered MostFrom major airline developments to aircraft updates and industry shifts, this weekly recap highlights the ten most-read aviation stories from the week of September 13.Read More →
NEWSSep 18, 2026One-Millisecond Software Defect Identified as Cause of UK Air Traffic Control Collapse That Grounded Thousands of FlightsA new NATS report reveals a one-millisecond software defect triggered the UK air traffic control failure, causing thousands of cancellations.Read More →
