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AAIB says Air India AI171 investigation will reach final report by October 2026; Supreme Court dispute over releasing CVR record

India’s aircraft accident investigation body (AAIB) told the Supreme Court that it expects to complete its AI171 probe and submit a final report by October 2026. The filing says a cockpit voice recorder transcript and psychological autopsy have been prepared, while the AAIB opposes public release of cockpit recordings, citing legal limits on disclosure of probe material.

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2026-07-14T21:29:42.015755-07:00

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Gatwick runway blocked by British Airways A320 nose-wheel failure triggers nine simultaneous fuel emergencies (Squawk 7700) and

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2026-07-15T01:45:12.402130-07:00

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Ryanair 737-800 returns after engine-debris damage causes passenger window failure and emergency window incident

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2026-07-14T03:59:17.254690-07:00

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‘Miracle on the Hudson’ pilot Sully Sullenberger discloses early-stage Alzheimer’s diagnosis

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2026-07-14T10:14:58.916431-07:00

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Gatwick runway blocked by British Airways A320 nose-wheel failure triggers nine simultaneous fuel emergencies (Squawk 7700) and A British Airways A320 with a reported nose-wheel failure blocked the runway at London Gatwick, forcing multiple aircraft to hold and declare fuel emergencies. Nine flights squawked 7700 and, overnight, 14 flights were diverted as airport operations were substantially disrupted.

2026-07-15T01:45:12.402130-07:00

Gatwick runway blocked by British Airways A320 nose-wheel failure triggers nine simultaneous fuel emergencies (Squawk 7700) and

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AAIB says Air India AI171 investigation will reach final report by October 2026; Supreme Court dispute over releasing CVR record India’s aircraft accident investigation body (AAIB) told the Supreme Court that it expects to complete its AI171 probe and submit a final report by October 2026. The filing says a cockpit voice recorder transcript and psychological autopsy have been prepared, while the AAIB opposes public release of cockpit recordings, citing legal limits on disclosure of probe material.

2026-07-14T21:29:42.015755-07:00

AAIB says Air India AI171 investigation will reach final report by October 2026; Supreme Court dispute over releasing CVR record

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‘Miracle on the Hudson’ pilot Sully Sullenberger discloses early-stage Alzheimer’s diagnosis Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger, the US Airways captain who landed Flight 1549 on New York’s Hudson River in 2009, says he has been diagnosed with early-stage Alzheimer’s disease. The 75-year-old plans to use his public voice to encourage other families coping with the condition.

2026-07-14T10:14:58.916431-07:00

‘Miracle on the Hudson’ pilot Sully Sullenberger discloses early-stage Alzheimer’s diagnosis

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Kaman K-Max helicopter pilot killed in Colorado wildfire firefighting crash Police in southwestern Colorado say a helicopter crash killed Nicholas Dale, a pilot from Sooke, British Columbia, while he was battling the Gold Mountain Fire. Authorities identified the aircraft as a Kaman K-1200 K-Max used by Helicopter Express for aerial firefighting operations.

2026-07-14T07:30:14.107146-07:00

Kaman K-Max helicopter pilot killed in Colorado wildfire firefighting crash

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ATSB issues final report on Robinson R22 incidents linked to drive belt failure Australia’s ATSB has released its final report into multiple Robinson R22 helicopter incidents in northern Australia involving drive belt failures. The investigation findings detail causal factors and safety issues identified by the inquiry, closing out the regulator’s look at how the failure occurred and why it matters for operators.

2026-07-14T05:30:26.730626-07:00

ATSB issues final report on Robinson R22 incidents linked to drive belt failure

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Ryanair 737-800 returns after engine-debris damage causes passenger window failure and emergency window incident A Ryanair Boeing 737-800 operating Thessaloniki–Memmingen returned to its departure point after debris linked to an apparent engine failure damaged the aircraft’s window. Reports describe a passenger being partially pulled out head-first through the broken window at cruising altitude before being pulled back by fellow travelers.

2026-07-14T03:59:17.254690-07:00

Ryanair 737-800 returns after engine-debris damage causes passenger window failure and emergency window incident

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FAA Safety Alert urges aircraft operators to preserve cockpit voice recorder (CVR) recordings to protect investigation-critical The FAA issued a Safety Alert recommending that aircraft operators save cockpit voice recorder (CVR) recordings after an incident, citing concern that valuable safety data may not be retained. The action is intended to prevent gaps or loss of CVR audio that can constrain subsequent analysis.

2026-07-13T10:44:34.670373-07:00

FAA Safety Alert urges aircraft operators to preserve cockpit voice recorder (CVR) recordings to protect investigation-critical

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EASA appoints technical advisor to support investigation of Ryanair window incident EASA says it has appointed a technical advisor to investigate an incident on a Ryanair-operated flight in which a passenger was partially sucked through a dislodged window. The move underscores the agency’s role in coordinating technical expertise around cabin safety events.

2026-07-13T10:15:47.626957-07:00

EASA appoints technical advisor to support investigation of Ryanair window incident

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