In 1988, Air France sent its new Airbus A320 to perform a low-speed flyover at the Habsheim Air Show with passengers onboard.

The jet aborted its descent minutes before it was due to land. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Modern airliner autopilots still require constant pilot inputs, monitoring, and oversight.

IAF extends its deepest condolences to the bereaved families and stands firmly with them in this hour of grief,” IAF said in a post on X on Saturday. Giving details, IAF said the “aircraft met with an ...

The plane narrowly avoided catastrophe during a dangerously low flyover at a Texas airfield.

A witness claimed someone jumped out of one of the helicopters before they both crashed.

The two airshows are some of the world's longest-running aviation events.

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A new IATA survey reveals troubling gaps in passenger awareness about emergency evacuation rules, prompting calls for lockable overhead bins.

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Major airlines are focusing on premium travelers, offering enhanced comfort and convenience. This strategy creates a ...

A passenger jet reported striking a drone while approaching JFK International Airport on Monday, and just hours later, a ...