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Ariana Afghan A310 lands on wrong Delhi runway; probe finds crew confused in poor visibility

An Airbus A310-300 operated by Ariana Afghan Airlines landed on the wrong runway at Delhi during poor visibility. An ongoing probe found the flight crew were "unable to differentiate" between arrival and departure runways, with low-visibility conditions cited as the primary factor.

2026-01-11T19:17:46.854046-08:00

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Multiple in‑flight power‑bank incidents in early January escalate calls to ban portable batteries

2026-01-11T05:04:02.162707-08:00

Vertical Mag

Vertical’s Top 10 Rotorcraft Stories of 2025 — Safety, Regulation & Design Advances

2026-01-11T16:08:55.088275-08:00

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Air France pilots warn of recurring Honeywell weather-radar faults on Airbus A350

2026-01-11T02:08:34.796526-08:00

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Ariana Afghan A310 lands on wrong Delhi runway; probe finds crew confused in poor visibility An Airbus A310-300 operated by Ariana Afghan Airlines landed on the wrong runway at Delhi during poor visibility. An ongoing probe found the flight crew were "unable to differentiate" between arrival and departure runways, with low-visibility conditions cited as the primary factor.

2026-01-11T19:17:46.854046-08:00

Ariana Afghan A310 lands on wrong Delhi runway; probe finds crew confused in poor visibility

Vertical Mag

Vertical’s Top 10 Rotorcraft Stories of 2025 — Safety, Regulation & Design Advances Vertical’s year‑end Top 10 rotorcraft stories of 2025 highlights hard lessons in safety, renewed regulatory debates and notable advances in rotorcraft design and capability. The package contrasts U.S. and European approaches to rotorcraft operations and spotlights commercial, military and emerging vertical‑lift programmes.

2026-01-11T16:08:55.088275-08:00

Vertical’s Top 10 Rotorcraft Stories of 2025 — Safety, Regulation & Design Advances

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Multiple in‑flight power‑bank incidents in early January escalate calls to ban portable batteries Two separate power‑bank incidents in early January — an Asiana passenger device that ignited on a Seoul–Hong Kong flight and a T'way Air power bank that emitted smoke on a Sanya–Cheongju service — left one passenger with a hand burn and three crew hospitalised, prompting renewed calls to ban portable batteries onboard.

2026-01-11T05:04:02.162707-08:00

Multiple in‑flight power‑bank incidents in early January escalate calls to ban portable batteries

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Air France pilots warn of recurring Honeywell weather-radar faults on Airbus A350 Air France pilots have issued an alert over recurring faults in Honeywell weather radars installed on the airline’s Airbus A350 fleet, reporting problems that have persisted for several months and prompting growing concern among crews and operators about avionics reliability.

2026-01-11T02:08:34.796526-08:00

Air France pilots warn of recurring Honeywell weather-radar faults on Airbus A350

AeroTime

Unleaded UL100E moves closer to FAA approval UL100E, the only unleaded 100‑octane avgas currently in the FAA’s fleet approval process, has advanced as pressure grows to replace leaded 100LL. FAA authorization would be a pivotal regulatory step toward removing leaded fuel from piston‑engine aircraft operations and reshaping GA fuel supply.

2026-01-10T06:06:17.773928-08:00

Unleaded UL100E moves closer to FAA approval

aerotelegraph.com

Rossiya Superjet 100 partially exits runway at Arkhangelsk during winter landing On Jan. 9 Rossiya Airlines flight FV6305, a Yakovlev/Sukhoi Superjet 100 (RA‑89146), partially exited the runway during landing at Arkhangelsk Airport after sliding on wet snow. The excursion occurred during rollout; there were no passenger injuries. Reported runway contamination: ~3 mm wet snow, friction ~0.35.

2026-01-09T22:50:57.309362-08:00

Rossiya Superjet 100 partially exits runway at Arkhangelsk during winter landing

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Major carriers suspend Iran services as nationwide protests and internet blackout trigger cancellations Major Middle Eastern and Turkish carriers — including flydubai, Turkish Airlines, Pegasus and Ajet — have suspended services to Iran amid large-scale anti-government protests and a nationwide internet blackout. Azerbaijan Airlines also cancelled Baku–Tehran flights; at least 17 Dubai–Iran services were reported cancelled today.

2026-01-09T08:30:31.656923-08:00

Major carriers suspend Iran services as nationwide protests and internet blackout trigger cancellations

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Ariana Afghan A310 lands on wrong Delhi runway; probe finds crew confused in poor visibility

Multiple in‑flight power‑bank incidents in early January escalate calls to ban portable batteries

Vertical’s Top 10 Rotorcraft Stories of 2025 — Safety, Regulation & Design Advances

Air France pilots warn of recurring Honeywell weather-radar faults on Airbus A350

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