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  • DGCA Launches Inspection into Emergency Power System on Select Air India 787s

    India’s Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has initiated an investigation into certain Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft operated by Air India following the uncommanded deployment of the emergency power system known as the Ram Air Turbine (RAT). According to the regulator, Boeing has been instructed to submit a comprehensive report outlining preventive measures to avoid such incidents and to provide…

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  • Data of Over 5 Million Qantas Passengers Leaked

    Australian airline Qantas has confirmed that the personal information of more than 5 million of its customers has been leaked on the Dark Web. The cyberattack is believed to be linked to unauthorized access through the airline’s call center in July 2025. Following the discovery of the breach, the company temporarily shut down its customer service platform, Salesforce, and implemented…

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  • Smoke Detected on Ryanair Aircraft, Passengers Evacuated

    A Ryanair Boeing 737-8 MAX preparing to operate a flight from Krakow John Paul II International Airport to Bristol was evacuated after smoke was detected inside the cabin. ➡️ The incident occurred while the aircraft was taxiing. Upon noticing the smoke, the crew immediately initiated emergency procedures, and passengers were evacuated via emergency slides. No injuries were reported. Passengers were…

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  • TC Shortage in the U.S. Causes Flight Disruptions

    The ongoing government shutdown in the United States has led to staffing shortages in air traffic control, resulting in flight delays in some regions. Although air traffic controllers (ATCs) — classified as “critical personnel” by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) — continue to work, their pay has been temporarily suspended. Following this, reports emerged of staff shortages and absenteeism at…

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  • Airbus Set to Launch A350neo in 2026 | Exclusive News

    According to exclusive information obtained by AirwayBuzz, Airbus is preparing to unveil the A350neo in 2026. Sources indicate that the project is currently under development, with an official presentation expected within the same year. As its name suggests, the “neo” (New Engine Option) variant will retain the structural strengths of the current A350-900 and A350-1000 models while introducing significant improvements.…

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  • Spirit Airlines Secures $150 Million in Funding Through Aircraft Deal with AerCap

    Spirit Airlines Secures $150 Million in Funding Through Aircraft Deal with AerCap U.S.-based ultra-low-cost carrier Spirit Airlines has reached a key agreement with Irish aircraft lessor AerCap as part of its ongoing Chapter 11 bankruptcy restructuring. Under the deal, Spirit will forgo the delivery of 27 new Airbus A320neo family aircraft in exchange for a $150 million cash infusion. The…

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  • EgyptAir Plans U.S. Network Expansion with New Routes to Chicago and Los Angeles

    EgyptAir Plans U.S. Network Expansion with New Routes to Chicago and Los Angeles CAIRO — EgyptAir has formally applied to launch two new transatlantic routes from its hub in Cairo to major U.S. cities, marking a significant step in the carrier’s international growth strategy. According to filings, EgyptAir intends to commence service on the following routes: Cairo (CAI) – Los…

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  • Explosion at Refinery Near Los Angeles Airport

    A major explosion occurred at the El Segundo oil refinery in Los Angeles. The blast was visible from many parts of the city. The explosion took place near Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). The sound was heard in several surrounding neighborhoods, and numerous fire crews were dispatched to the scene. So far, no injuries have been reported. Los Angeles Mayor…

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  • Qantas Aircraft Returns to Sydney Four Hours After Takeoff

    A Qantas Airbus A380 operating flight #QF63 from Sydney to Johannesburg was forced to make a sudden return about four hours after departure due to a technical fault. The aircraft, carrying more than 400 passengers, departed Sydney Airport at around 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday morning. While cruising south of Tasmania, it suffered a failure in its satellite communications system. Since…

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  • A New Era Begins for the Airbus A220

    Airbus is preparing major changes for the A220 family. Starting in 2026, aircraft will feature the Airspace cabin design. This new design aims to enhance the passenger experience with larger overhead bins and LED lighting offering 16 million color options. From 2027, the company will also introduce a high-density version of the A220-300 with 160 seats. This new configuration is…

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