FlightGlobal
• David Learmount
Although the total number of fatal airliner accidents remained low in 2025, two high‑profile commercial losses — one in India and one in the United States — produced a sharp spike in fatalities to 420, reversing recent safety gains and concentrating the year’s mortality in a small number of events.
FlightGlobal
By FlightGlobal: The spoils were very much shared between the 'big two' airframers last year, with Boeing securing more sales but Airbus prevailing on deliveries. But 2025 was more notable for a change of leader in their decades-old narrowbody battle.
Paddle Your Own Kanoo
• Mateusz Maszczynski
By Paddle Your Own Kanoo: A former Philadelphia airport employee was sentenced to federal prison for allowing a drug runner to bypass TSA security.
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FlightGlobal
By FlightGlobal: At a time when airlines are demanding ever more hours and performance from their engines, built-in reliability and best-in-class engineering is vital to ensure the aircraft they power are in the air as much as possible and delivering on their efficiency promises.
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• CH-Aviation Staff
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Flying Magazine
• Jack Daleo
By Flying Magazine: FAA creates offices to lead agencywide safety practices, airspace modernization, and the integration of drones and electric air taxis.
