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NASA released a 300-page investigative report on February 19, 2026, into Boeing’s troubled first crewed Starliner mission and formally labeled the flight a “Type A mishap,” the…

The sustained reduction in aviation fatalities is the result of continuous effort by countless individuals and organisations      Related StoriesStupid is as stupid does 

Flight Safety Foundation has warned in its 2025 Safety Report that increasing operational complexity and growing demand from operators are putting more pressure on the aviation…

Bristow has announced that it has selected Trust Flight’s Centrik 5 safety, quality, and compliance software. Bristow will deploy Centrik 5 across its global operations and…

Senators questioned National Transportation Safety Board Chair Jennifer Homendy during a Senate Commerce Committee hearing Thursday. Although focused on last year’s DCA mid-air collision, questions directed…

Textron announced on Wednesday that its 2026 Flight Operations Safety Standdown brought in over 200 attendees. The company states that the Standdown is a day dedicated…

Federal watchdog highlights safety and oversight challenges as BVLOS operations grow Drone delivery in the United States continues to expand. But as operations scale, federal oversight…

A new federal report from the Government Accountability Office (GAO) studied the present state of drone integration into the national airspace system and reported a number…

A Federal Aviation Administration safety inspector has filed an extraordinary lawsuit against United Airlines, alleging the carrier imposed a lifetime travel ban and retaliated against him…