American Airlines (AA) has initiated an inquiry into a meal described as “moldy and rancid,” reportedly served to a passenger during a recent flight.
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Akasa Air (QP), the youngest Indian carrier, is all set to launch new daily flights between Mumbai and Jeddah starting on 15 July.
Air Canada (AC) flight was compelled to execute an emergency landing at Dublin Airport (DUB), resulting in the closure of the airport to a single runway.
Tata-owned Air India (AI), a prominent global airline based in India, is expanding its presence in Europe to meet growing demand.
Iberia (IB), a subsidiary of IAG, will introduce the new Airbus A321XLR aircraft, poised to revolutionize the aviation industry with enhanced autonomy and efficiency.
A former quality manager (Whistleblower) who exposed issues at Spirit AeroSystems, a key supplier for Boeing responsible for most of the 737 MAX, alleges that he faced pressure to minimize the problems he discovered while inspecting the aircraft’s fuselages.
Korean Air (KE) announced in an exchange filing on Wednesday that it will sell five aircraft to the U.S. aerospace firm Sierra Nevada Corporation.
Air Senegal (HC) Boeing 737-300 (Classic) aircraft experienced a crash during take-off in Senegal, resulting in injuries to 11 individuals, with four of them sustaining severe injuries.
Air India (AI) flight from Delhi (DEL) to Chicago (ORD) had to perform an emergency landing at Tashkent International Airport (TAS) due to a medical crisis
The extensive sick leave taken collectively led to disruptions in over 95 Air India Express flights from Tuesday evening through Wednesday, affecting upwards of 10,000 passengers.