New FAA administrator Bryan Bedford called the U.S. air traffic control system "unacceptable" and vowed major tech upgrades and cultural reform.

Congress questions FAA staffing cuts and AI use, urging transparency as drone operations grow and airspace safety becomes ...

The airline is also understood to be under the scanner of the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) on safety-related ...

The security screening market is witnessing significant growth as global concerns around safety, terrorism, and illicit ...

Multiple cockpit and cabin crew members reported sick in the days following the Ahmedabad crash, many of them suspected to be ...

Air India's CEO, Campbell Wilson, urges employees to embrace reflection and reform following a recent incident. The airline ...

A recent McKinsey report has cast a spotlight on the aviation industry’s future. As AI and automation accelerate across the ...

The LIFT Act aims to speed up BVLOS drone rules using AI, performance standards, and local grants to boost U.S. drone competitiveness.

American lawmakers are pressing FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford for answers on the impact of FAA workforce reductions on ...

In today’s data-driven world, the integration of avionics health monitoring systems with national infrastructure is transforming how aircraft fleets are managed and […] ...

Following the AI-171 crash, Air India saw a slight rise in sick leave among its pilots, Civil Aviation Minister Murlidhar ...

The violation of safety norms pertain to crew fatigue management and training in order to ensure the pilots are fully rested ...