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EASA Orders Urgent Inspections of 16 Airbus A380s

Findings will decide whether targeted repairs are needed after cracks were detected in the wing mid‑spars.

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

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

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

EASA Pilots Conduct C919 Validation Flights in Shanghai

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

Delta Flight DL1830 Clips Empty Plane During ATL Gate Pushback

FAA Confirms Delta 737 Flap Piece Found in Raleigh Driveway

FAA Investigates Turbulence That Hospitalized Five on Miami to Raleigh Flight