Security Concerns Rise After Fatal Strike at Riyadh Airport
A fatal attack on King Khalid International Airport has led to major flight cancellations and heightened security concerns for operators in the region.
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A fatal attack on King Khalid International Airport has led to major flight cancellations and heightened security concerns for operators in the region.
A recent U.S. Army investigation into a midair collision near Washington, D.C., has revealed systemic safety failures, leading to new oversight recommendations.
Ocean Aviation has commenced construction on a new flagship facility at Miami Executive Airport, supported by investment from Kennedy Lewis.
Biman Bangladesh Airlines has signed for 10 Airbus aircraft to supplement its recent Boeing procurement, signaling a major fleet expansion strategy.
A Tampa jury has delivered a $116.9 million verdict against Joby Aviation, citing the misappropriation of trade secrets from supplier Aerosonic.
Boeing is working through extensive modification requirements for its early-build 777-9 aircraft, complicating delivery schedules as certification approaches.
A Nigerian military ATR-42 transport aircraft has crashed in the Igbokoda region of Ondo state while en route to Lagos.
A Nigerian Air Force ATR 42 transport aircraft with 32 people on board has crashed in Ondo State. Search and rescue operations are currently underway.
New details regarding a flydubai co-pilot under investigation suggest a history of planned interference, raising questions about international vetting.
Investigators have identified the co-pilot involved in the recent FlyDubai flight attack as Hamam al-Hammami, an Omani national previously flagged as a security risk by Oman Air. Despite prior concerns over extremist views, he was hired by the airline, raising critical questions about international pilot vetting standards and the efficacy of information-sharing between carriers.