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FAA Proposes Faster, Europe-Aligned Rules for Certifying New Airplanes

The proposal seeks to cut approval time and cost by reducing exemptions through alignment of select rules with EASA.

EASA Orders Urgent Inspections of 16 Airbus A380s

Third Death Confirmed After Plane Slams Into Belo Horizonte Apartment Building

EASA Certifies Pratt & Whitney’s GTF Advantage for Airbus A320neo Family

Singapore Sets Two-Power-Bank Limit for Flights From April 15

Delta A330 Returns to São Paulo After Engine Failure Ignites Fire on Airport Grounds

IndiGo Rebuilds Middle East and Europe Network as Conflict Restrictions Force Detours

MH370 Search Ends Without Findings as Families Push for Extension

Delhi High Court Dismisses Plea to Alter AAIB Preliminary Report on Air India AI-171 Crash

FAA and EASA Grant Initial Qualification to Boeing 777-9 Simulators

FAA Issues Safety Alert on Rocket Debris Risk to Commercial Flights

EASA Pilots Conduct C919 Validation Flights in Shanghai

Magnicharters Pilot Barricades Cockpit Over Unpaid Wages, Detained After Mexico City Standoff

JetBlue Pilots Halt Climb to Avoid U.S. Tanker Near Venezuela as Probe Begins

US Attorney for AI171 Families Presses India to Release Flight Recorder Data

AOG Technics Director Pleads Guilty in Fake Aircraft Parts Fraud Case

Airbus Nears Completion of A320 Fix as Panel Inspections Cloud Some Deliveries

Airbus: Fewer Than 100 A320s Remain Grounded as Global Fix Nears Completion

A320 Safety Update Triggers Global Disruptions as Airlines Implement Emergency Orders

A320 Fix Advances Worldwide as 900 Jets Remain Grounded for Hardware Replacement