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Safety group urges global grounding of Boeing 787s over hazardous water‑leak design defect

A safety group has urged regulators to ground Boeing 787 Dreamliners worldwide after identifying a design defect that can cause hazardous water leaks into systems and cabins. The group says the flaw creates safety and operational risks and is calling for immediate fleet inspections and fixes.

2026-01-24T10:43:39.201365-08:00

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United flight diverts after laptop falls through cabin-floor crack into cargo hold

2026-01-24T04:45:32.763155-08:00

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Vehicle plows into Detroit Metro McNamara Terminal, slams Delta check‑in; six injured, driver detained

2026-01-24T01:29:34.490720-08:00

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European carriers suspend Gulf and Israel services as regional tensions escalate

2026-01-23T16:52:13.263730-08:00

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Safety group urges global grounding of Boeing 787s over hazardous water‑leak design defect A safety group has urged regulators to ground Boeing 787 Dreamliners worldwide after identifying a design defect that can cause hazardous water leaks into systems and cabins. The group says the flaw creates safety and operational risks and is calling for immediate fleet inspections and fixes.

2026-01-24T10:43:39.201365-08:00

Safety group urges global grounding of Boeing 787s over hazardous water‑leak design defect

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United flight diverts after laptop falls through cabin-floor crack into cargo hold A United Airlines flight diverted when a passenger's laptop fell through a crack in the cabin floor into the cargo hold, prompting safety concerns over a loose device and its lithium‑ion battery. The crew diverted to locate and secure the laptop and to inspect the aircraft before resuming service.

2026-01-24T04:45:32.763155-08:00

United flight diverts after laptop falls through cabin-floor crack into cargo hold

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Vehicle plows into Detroit Metro McNamara Terminal, slams Delta check‑in; six injured, driver detained A Mercedes sedan crashed through security barriers and glass entry doors into Detroit Metro Airport’s McNamara Terminal Friday, striking Delta’s departures check‑in area and injuring six people. Bystanders were treated for mostly minor wounds; authorities detained the driver and launched a security response.

2026-01-24T01:29:34.490720-08:00

Vehicle plows into Detroit Metro McNamara Terminal, slams Delta check‑in; six injured, driver detained

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European carriers suspend Gulf and Israel services as regional tensions escalate Air France, KLM, Lufthansa, British Airways and other major carriers have suspended or cancelled services to multiple Gulf states and Israel amid escalating regional tensions and US warnings of a naval deployment toward Iran. Airlines say measures are precautionary while security risks are assessed.

2026-01-23T16:52:13.263730-08:00

European carriers suspend Gulf and Israel services as regional tensions escalate

Flying Magazine

Modern Skies Coalition endorses transportation appropriations bill to advance airspace modernization The Modern Skies Coalition — a group of manufacturers, trade associations and labor unions — has endorsed a transportation appropriations bill in Congress designed to advance airspace modernization. The unified backing signals broad industry support for allocating federal funds to upgrade national airspace systems and related infrastructure.

2026-01-23T11:16:26.308434-08:00

Modern Skies Coalition endorses transportation appropriations bill to advance airspace modernization

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Goldilocks Fuel Planning: Balancing Reserves, Cost and Payload Explains how operators calculate a 'just right' fuel load—balancing regulatory reserve requirements, contingency fuel, alternate and holding expectations against weight penalties and fuel burn. The piece outlines calculation methods, scenario planning and trade-offs airlines use to minimize costs while preserving safety margins and operational flexibility.

2026-01-23T10:02:14.562531-08:00

Goldilocks Fuel Planning: Balancing Reserves, Cost and Payload

Vertical Mag

GPMS issues HUMS program manual to help operators establish structured health‑monitoring GPMS released a program manual designed to help operators — particularly those without existing frameworks — implement structured HUMS (Health and Usage Monitoring Systems) practices. The guide aims to standardize HUMS deployment, improve fleet safety and maintenance efficiency, and unlock actionable condition‑based insights across diverse aircraft types.

2026-01-23T09:08:27.241919-08:00

GPMS issues HUMS program manual to help operators establish structured health‑monitoring

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Bombardier Global 8000 secures EASA type certification, completing FAA and Transport Canada approvals as deliveries expand Bombardier’s Global 8000 business jet has received EASA type certification, following earlier FAA validation and Transport Canada approval, clearing the aircraft for operation across Europe, the U.S. and Canada. The ultra‑long‑range jet entered service in December 2025 and deliveries are now expanding.

2026-01-23T09:08:12.643217-08:00

Bombardier Global 8000 secures EASA type certification, completing FAA and Transport Canada approvals as deliveries expand

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Safety group urges global grounding of Boeing 787s over hazardous water‑leak design defect

United flight diverts after laptop falls through cabin-floor crack into cargo hold

Vehicle plows into Detroit Metro McNamara Terminal, slams Delta check‑in; six injured, driver detained

European carriers suspend Gulf and Israel services as regional tensions escalate

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