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Author: Karan Bhatta
Karan Bhatta
Karan is a published researcher and writer of aviation and space science. In addition to writing about space, Karan runs a YouTube channel called WiseDumb Nepali.
Malaysia has extended the underwater search for Malaysia Airlines (MH) Flight MH370 by another year, reaffirming its commitment to solving one of aviation’s greatest unsolved mysteries.
Singapore Airlines (SQ) has achieved one of its key gender diversity milestones by increasing the number of female pilots at its flagship carrier by at least 25% compared with 2020 levels.
Two Lufthansa (LH) Boeing 747-8 flights bound for the United States were forced to perform overweight landings within less than 24 hours after separate emergencies shortly after departure from Frankfurt Airport (FRA).
EVA Air (BR) has inaugurated the first-ever nonstop passenger service between Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD) and Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport (TPE), creating a direct air link between the U.S. capital region and Taipei.
A passenger traveling on United Airlines (UA) from Huntsville International Airport (HSV) to George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) experienced one of commercial aviation’s rarest scenarios after becoming the only traveler onboard an entire scheduled flight.
Delta Air Lines (DL) will launch nonstop flights between Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) and Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) in April 2027.
A disturbing discovery aboard an Arkia Israeli Airlines (IZ) flight operating between Greece and Israel has triggered a dispute between the carrier and its catering provider.
A United Airlines Boeing 777 flying from Shanghai to San Francisco diverted to Tokyo Narita after a disruptive passenger incident prompted the crew to terminate the transpacific flight. The diversion required a fuel jettison before landing, while Japanese authorities removed the passenger and the aircraft later continued to San Francisco following additional maintenance checks.
From flower-inspired structures in China to nature-themed gateways in India and eco-conscious terminals in Southeast Asia