Russia has reinforced its commitment to building a self-reliant commercial aviation industry by allocating additional funding for serial production of the MC-21 passenger jet while approving financial support for the first three production IL-114-300 turboprop aircraft.
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PAN-PAN is the internationally recognized urgency signal used when an aircraft requires assistance but is not facing immediate danger.
A former Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) captain has been sentenced to 21 months and two weeks in jail after cheating five colleagues out of more than S$86,000 while exploiting his position of authority to normalize vaping within a military workplace.
Thousands of flight attendants at WestJet (WS) could begin strike action as early as Sunday, potentially disrupting flights during Canada’s busy August long weekend.
AirAsia (AK) has launched a limited-time Snap Sale for Australian travelers after Formula 1 confirmed that the rescheduled Bahrain Grand Prix will be staged at Sepang International Circuit near Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KUL) in October.
Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) is preparing for the next phase of its KF-21 Boramae fighter program as South Korea moves closer to inducting the domestically developed combat aircraft into operational service.
A consumer commission in Kerala has directed Qatar Airways (QR) to pay ₹10 lakh in compensation after finding the airline guilty of deficiency in service and unfair trade practice for denying boarding to two children, including a 10-month-old infant, despite issuing valid boarding passes.
A Ryanair (FR) flight traveling from Faro Airport (FAO), Portugal, to Exeter Airport (EXT), United Kingdom, diverted to Birmingham Airport (BHX) after the flight crew identified an issue that required a longer runway for landing.
Air New Zealand (NZ) has emerged from several years of operational setbacks with a major fleet modernization program, positioning itself to compete more effectively as Qantas (QF) accelerates its long-haul expansion.
Homesite Insurance Company has asked a federal court to declare that it has no obligation to cover a business interruption claim filed by United Airlines (UA) following the global CrowdStrike software outage that disrupted operations in July 2024.