IndiGo has received approval from the government to import 400 additional aircraft over the next 10 years. The airline already has in place an approval (granted in May 2010) to import 150 A320 neos till 2025. If the import approvals are anything to go by, on an average IndiGo will be importing one aircraft every…
Air India has grounded two of its pilots after a dispute between the pair just before takeoff, the airline has said. The captain and first officer came to blows in the cockpit as they were preparing the passenger plane for departure from the Rajasthan city of Jaipur to Delhi on Sunday night. The first officer…
#Allentown emergency vehicles respond to plane down at Queen City Airport (that's 78 West) pic.twitter.com/f8Dx2Zrl2J— Sarah Cassi (@SarahCassi) April 6, 2015
Ryanair have banned alcohol on a flight from Glasgow to Ibiza The airline told their passengers that they will no longer able to take any alcohol on board the flight. Ryanair bosses yesterday confirmed that it is for only one of their flights that have been hit by the new restriction. An email was being…
The Philippines has become the latest country to require two airline crew in the cockpit at all times, a statement announced, after the co-pilot of a German plane deliberately crashed it last month. The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines announced its decision after investigators concluded co-pilot Andreas Lubitz intentionally smashed a Germanwings flight into…
Abu Dhabi Airports’ Chief Executive Officer Tony Douglas is stepping down to take up a new role with the UK Government as Chief Executive of Defence Equipment & Support at the UK’s Ministry of Defence.
Indian ailine Jet Airways is set to launch daily international flights from Ahmedabad, Pune, and Mangalore, to Abu Dhabi.
Westjet’s Chief Financial Officer and Executive Vice-President, Finance, Vito Culmone, will be stepping down from his role on May 29, 2015. Vito will be joining another Calgary-based organization in a similar capacity.
The French authorities reported they have ended the search for bodies at the site where Germanwings flight 4U9525 crashed in the French Alps in southern France last week, killing all 150 people on board.
The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has confirmed to Eyewitness News three aviation employees have been grounded in the last month over concerns about their psychological well-being.
