AINonlineCurt Epstein

National Academies urges FAA to formally oversee airline crew radiation exposure via improved tracking

A new National Academies report says today’s in-flight crew radiation measuring, monitoring, and education are insufficient. It argues the FAA already has adequate science and operational tools to begin formal oversight of airline crews’ radiation exposure, including moving toward systematic tracking.

2026-06-15T14:46:02.971558-07:00
World Airline NewsBruce Drum

United Celebrates America with Custom 250th Anniversary Livery and Military Pilot Hiring Program Milestone

By World Airline News: Since 2024, nearly 600 military pilots have transitioned to United through the program, with 500 more expected by the end of 2027.

2026-06-15T08:34:27.630992-07:00
Paddle Your Own KanooMateusz Maszczynski

Japan Airlines' President Will Take 30% Pay Cut After Flight Attendants Broke Pre-Flight Alcohol Rules

By Paddle Your Own Kanoo: The President of Japan Airlines will take a pay cut of 30% for two months as part of the carrier’s response to an alcohol controversy after a flight attendant was caught attempting to work on a flight while still slightly over the permitted alcohol limit for aircrew.

2026-06-15T12:27:58.324479-07:00
ch-aviationDaniel Martinez Garbuno

LATAM weighs A350, B777X for future B777 replacements

By ch-aviation: LATAM Airlines Group is beginning to consider the eventual replacement of its ageing B777-300ER fleet and, although no formal timeline has been established, the group is willing to revisit both the Airbus A350 family and the Boeing B777X, chief executive Roberto Alvo told ch-aviation in an exclusive interview.

2026-06-15T11:18:02.515299-07:00