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18 killed, 150 injured in Kerala tabletop tragedy
Headlines

An Air India Express 737-800 crashed in the Indian state of Kerala after skidding off the end of a tabletop runway approaching Kozhikode Calicut Airport.

US senators move to block Saudi drone sales
Airlines

A White House bid to reinterpret the terms of the Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR) has come under fire from a bipartisan group of senators, after the latter introduced legislation on Thursday that would block international sales of US-made drones to most foreign countries. Late last month, the administration revealed plans to ease MTCR export

Korean Air stuns with strong Q2 showing, profits up year-on-year
Airlines

At a time when many airlines around the world are bleeding losses, Korean Air has managed to deliver a profit. The airline reports that, despite a 44 per cent year-on-year drop in revenue over the period April to June, the second quarter returned a net income of US$136 million. By comparison, Korean Air ran at

Southwest dials back on deep cleaning, seeks ‘standard turnaround time’
Airlines

Southwest Airlines has instructed cabin crew to throttle back on COVID-related cleaning procedures, in a bid to “return to standard turnaround time” as it restores its flight network. In a memo leaked to press, the Dallas-based airline urged crew members to “focus on a few items – tray tables and lavatories” during cabin cleans. “These

Cartoon-themed ‘flights to nowhere’ to mark Taiwanese Father’s Day
Airlines

Just one month after Taipei’s Songshan Airport reopened its doors to locals for a fake flight experience, an EVA Air initiative is bringing new meaning to the term “round trip”. On 8 August – Taiwanese Father’s Day – the airline plans to operate a scenic sortie over the East China Sea, circling Japan’s Ryukyu Islands

PIA update: Airline sacks 63 pilots, resumes services to UK
Air Crash Investigations

Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) revealed that it has sacked 63 of its employees following a spate of safety scandals. On 22 May, an Airbus A320 operating PIA flight 8303 crashed on its way from Lahore to Karachi, killing all 97 passengers onboard. The incident sparked a subsequent investigation, which revealed 260 of 860 pilots active

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