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WestJet Mechanics in Canada Launch an Unexpected Strike
WestJet's mechanics launched an unexpected walkout late Friday, threatening to ground aircraft and impede travel at the beginning of a long weekend marked by national holidays.…
Months after Modi’s Inauguration, The Roof of the Delhi Airport Terminal Collapses
Months after Prime Minister Narendra Modi officially opened a renovation project, the roof of a terminal building at New Delhi international airport partially collapsed in heavy…
Train and Bus Crash, Killing Seven People in Slovakia
Rescuers reported that a passenger train and bus collided at a railway crossing in southern Slovakia on Thursday, leaving seven persons dead and five injured.The collision…
Finance Bill 2024–25 Proposes Raising the Cost of Tickets for Business and Club Class
A higher charge has been imposed by the federal government on business and club class tickets. The government has proposed raising the excise charge on business and club class…
Bird Strike at the Airport in Faisalabad Cancels a Flight to Dubai
Due to an unflyable engine caused by a bird strike, an aircraft scheduled to arrive in Dubai has been cancelled.After a bird struck the plane and the pilot had to use the…
PIA Application for Flying Operations to the EU and UK is Denied by the EASA
The European Commission announced in a statement that the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has declined to revoke its prohibition on Pakistan International Airlines…
Somon Air First Flight Operated by Links Islamabad and Dushanbe
At 11:45 AM, Somon Air first flight, SMR 129, from Dushanbe to Islamabad, touched down, signifying a momentous occasion in the development of ties between Pakistan and Tajikistan.…
Korean Air Looks into a Pressure Issue with the Boeing That Was Diverted
On Tuesday, June 25, Korean Air announced that it was looking into a pressurisation issue that forced one of its Boeing 737-8 aircraft to divert on Saturday, necessitating medical…
US Inspecting Some Boeing and Airbus Aircraft For Titanium
US flight regulators said on Friday that they are looking into potential safety concerns following the discovery of titanium with fake authentication on commercial aircraft.…
Muslim Pilgrims Pray on Mount Arafat in Hajj Climax
At the highest point of the yearly Hajj pilgrimage, Mount Arafat, more than 1.5 million pilgrims defied intense heat on Saturday, spending hours in prayer, particularly for…