Creepy abandoned plane graveyard just outside London
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Greece closes airspace over unspecified radio issue
All flights in Greece suspended after mysterious radio frequency problems. Airports crowded as arrivals and departures halted. Investigation underway.
The Science Behind Airlines' Blue Seat Obsession
Discover the surprising psychological and practical reasons why airlines like Ryanair and British Airways overwhelmingly choose blue for cabin seats. Learn how colour science aims to calm flyers.
Michelin aviation tyres still reaching Russia via intermediaries
Exclusive data reveals Russia imported over 2,600 Michelin aviation tyres worth $7m after sanctions, via firms in Turkey, Spain, and an unregistered UK company. Michelin says it has strengthened compliance.
New UK Drone Law: Mandatory Test for Flyers from Jan 1
Over 500,000 drone users risk breaking UK law from January 1st. New rules require a free online theory test and Flyer ID for drones over 100g. Learn how to comply.
MH370 search to resume after a decade
A new search for missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 is set to begin on 30 December. The 55-day operation by Ocean Infinity offers a final hope to solve aviation's greatest mystery. Read the latest.
Fatal mid-air helicopter crash in New Jersey
One pilot killed and another critically injured after two helicopters collided mid-air over Hammonton Municipal Airport. The FAA and NTSB are investigating the incident.
Fatal Helicopter Collision in New Jersey Kills One
A mid-air collision between two helicopters in Hammonton, New Jersey, has left one person dead and another with life-threatening injuries. Read the latest on the investigation.
Mount Etna erupts, prompting red aviation alert
Italy's Mount Etna volcano erupted on Saturday, spewing lava and ash. A red aviation alert was issued, but Catania airport flights continue. Read the latest updates.
London-New York in global top 10 busiest flight routes
Aviation data reveals the London Heathrow to New York JFK route carried nearly 4 million passengers in 2025, ranking 10th globally. Discover the key facts and figures behind this transatlantic favourite.
Kentucky Plane Crash Death Toll Rises to 12
A tragic plane crash in Kentucky on Christmas Day has claimed 12 lives. Authorities confirm the death toll and are investigating the cause. Read the latest updates on this devastating event.
UK SAF target 20% short in first year of mandate
Provisional data reveals a 20% shortfall in sustainable aviation fuel supply for UK flights in 2025, casting doubt on ambitious government targets. Can the industry catch up?
Five dead in Kilimanjaro helicopter crash
A helicopter on a rescue mission has crashed on Mount Kilimanjaro, killing all five people on board. The incident occurred on a popular climbing route at high altitude.
South Korea launches independent inquiry into Jeju Air crash
South Korean MPs have voted to establish an independent parliamentary inquiry into the Jeju Air disaster that killed 179 people, amid accusations of delays and cover-ups by the official investigation body.
SpaceX rocket explosion put three flights at risk
A SpaceX Starship explosion during a test flight created a major aviation hazard, forcing three airliners to navigate a debris-filled no-fly zone. New FAA documents reveal the full safety risk.
Heathrow's £1.3bn Upgrade: New Car Park & AI Tech
Heathrow Airport unveils a £1.3bn investment plan. Discover the new Terminal 4 car park, AI-powered cameras, and next-gen security set to revolutionise travel by 2031.
Greg Biffle survives plane crash in North Carolina
Former NASCAR driver Greg Biffle and his wife, Nicole, escape serious injury after their small plane crashes near Statesville. Read the full story of their miraculous survival.
Stansted Airport to nearly double passenger capacity to 51 million
Stansted Airport has secured permission to increase its annual passenger cap to 51 million, aiming to become the UK's second-largest hub without building a new runway. Discover the details of the £1.1bn plan.
US admits fault in deadly Washington DC air crash
The US government has admitted liability for the January crash near Washington DC that killed 67 people, citing FAA and Army failures. Read the full report on the investigation.
Ten killed in Mexico private jet crash near football pitch
A private jet crashed while attempting an emergency landing on a football field in central Mexico, killing all ten people on board. The aircraft hit a fuel storage warehouse, causing a large explosion. Read the latest details.
US Air Force jet in near miss with passenger plane
A JetBlue Airbus A320 took evasive action to avoid a US Air Force tanker flying without its transponder near Venezuela. Read the full report on the escalating aviation safety crisis.
Airbus rescues 2,750 UK jobs in Boeing deal
Airbus is set to announce the rescue of 2,750 UK manufacturing jobs after a crucial deal with Boeing. The move secures the future of key plants in Belfast and Prestwick. Read the full story.
Heathrow Airport: All trains suspended after police incident
Major disruption at Heathrow Airport as all rail services are suspended. Armed police respond to an incident, causing significant delays. Follow for live updates.
Heathrow expansion threatens London's climate targets
A new report reveals Heathrow's third runway would push London's aviation emissions over its 2030 climate limit. Campaigners urge the Mayor to take a stand. Read the full analysis.
29-Hour Flight Launched, World's Longest Commercial Route
China Eastern Airlines launches the world's longest commercial flight, a 29-hour journey from Shanghai to Buenos Aires. The new route reshapes long-haul travel and connects major continents.
Cosmic ray may have caused Airbus A320's emergency dive
An expert suggests a cosmic ray from a distant supernova may have caused a passenger jet's uncontrolled descent, leading to a global grounding of Airbus planes. Read the full investigation.
Air India Crash: New Theory Points to Electrical Failure
A lawyer for 130 families disputes the pilot error theory in the Air India 171 crash, suggesting an electrical fault is more likely. Exclusive details from the UK meetings with victims' relatives.
Pilot used cocaine before fatal Sea World helicopter crash
An inquest hears the pilot of a Sea World helicopter was seen using cocaine the night before a crash that killed four. Read the shocking details of the investigation.
Airbus A320 fleet returns after software fix
Airbus A320 fleets are back in service after a critical software update, prompted by solar radiation fears, was completed faster than expected. Discover how airlines managed the disruption.
UK Boss Sold Counterfeit Plane Parts, Grounding Flights
A UK company director has pleaded guilty to a global fraud involving counterfeit aircraft engine parts, leading to hundreds of grounded flights. Full story on the aviation safety scandal.
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