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Korean Air and Asiana sue to overturn government’s $4.5M fine

Korean Air and Asiana have filed separate administrative lawsuits at the Seoul High Court seeking to overturn enforcement of a government-imposed $4.5 million fine. The legal challenges create an active regulatory dispute between South Korea’s two largest carriers and national authorities.

2026-01-26T19:16:50.908578-08:00
theaviationhub.co.ukJames Field

Singapore Airlines A350 Sustains Tail Strike During Go-Around at Changi; Lands Safely, Parked for Inspection

By theaviationhub.co.uk: Singapore Airlines A350 suffers tail strike during go-around at Changi Airport; aircraft lands safely on second attempt and remains parked for inspection.

2026-01-26T11:25:24.889612-08:00
Flying MagazineJack Daleo

FAA Creates Three Offices to Drive Safety, Airspace Modernization and Drone/eVTOL Integration

By Flying Magazine: FAA creates offices to lead agencywide safety practices, airspace modernization, and the integration of drones and electric air taxis.

Also: NBAA and Bloomberg Law
2026-01-26T14:34:26.491546-08:00
FlightGlobalJon Hemmerdinger

Airlines for America asks DOT to challenge Dublin airport capacity caps, citing harm to US carriers

By FlightGlobal: Airlines for America has petitioned the US Department of Transportation to warn Ireland against implementing planned capacity restrictions at Dublin airport, arguing the caps would unfairly disadvantage US carriers and violate bilateral air transport agreements.

2026-01-26T15:52:36.267786-08:00
Aviation SourceLen Varley

Emirates renews leases on two A380s for five years, underscoring continued support for the superjumbo

By Aviation Source: Emirates has reinforced its confidence in the Airbus A380 superjumbo, renewing operating leases on two aircraft for a further five years.

2026-01-26T14:15:54.320460-08:00