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Cargo turboprop suffers sudden dual‑engine failure after ATC exchange, triggers emergency response

A cargo turboprop suffered an unexpected dual‑engine failure immediately after a tense air‑traffic control exchange; the crew reported the right turboprop quit without warning when unable to interject with ATC, prompting an immediate emergency response. Investigations into causes are ongoing.

2025-12-31T05:11:32.662395-08:00

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Delta flight attendant sues, alleges retaliation after termination following missile attack in Tel Aviv

2025-12-31T06:09:32.585133-08:00

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United captain delays flight to protect fatigued cabin crew, drawing passenger praise

2025-12-31T03:30:10.079949-08:00

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U.S. NOTAMs and airport developments

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Delta flight attendant sues, alleges retaliation after termination following missile attack in Tel Aviv A Delta Air Lines flight attendant has filed suit alleging the carrier retaliated after firing them following a missile attack incident in Tel Aviv that traumatized crew. The complaint accuses Delta of wrongful termination and seeks remedies for retaliation and damages.

2025-12-31T06:09:32.585133-08:00

Delta flight attendant sues, alleges retaliation after termination following missile attack in Tel Aviv

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Cargo turboprop suffers sudden dual‑engine failure after ATC exchange, triggers emergency response A cargo turboprop suffered an unexpected dual‑engine failure immediately after a tense air‑traffic control exchange; the crew reported the right turboprop quit without warning when unable to interject with ATC, prompting an immediate emergency response. Investigations into causes are ongoing.

2025-12-31T05:11:32.662395-08:00

Cargo turboprop suffers sudden dual‑engine failure after ATC exchange, triggers emergency response

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United captain delays flight to protect fatigued cabin crew, drawing passenger praise A United Airlines captain delayed departure after determining cabin crew were too fatigued to work, refusing to push attendants in the interest of crew safety and drawing passenger praise. The decision prioritized safety over on-time performance and produced a short operational delay.

2025-12-31T03:30:10.079949-08:00

United captain delays flight to protect fatigued cabin crew, drawing passenger praise

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Russia committed to keeping Antonov An-24 fleet in service Russian authorities have committed to keeping the Antonov An-24 fleet in service, pledging to sustain operation and maintenance of the Soviet-era twin-turboprop. The announcement signals a decision to preserve a legacy transport type rather than accelerate retirement, and support continued airworthiness through targeted sustainment measures.

2025-12-30T20:49:36.067998-08:00

Russia committed to keeping Antonov An-24 fleet in service

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UK issues updated Air Navigation Directions, prompting immediate operational and compliance reviews The UK has published revised Air Navigation Directions that change responsibilities and set new expectations for airlines, air navigation service providers and general aviation operators. The guidance requires rapid reviews of procedures and compliance plans to maintain safe, lawful operations in UK airspace.

2025-12-30T16:31:33.531395-08:00

UK issues updated Air Navigation Directions, prompting immediate operational and compliance reviews

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U.S. NOTAMs and airport developments A roundup of U.S. NOTAM changes and ongoing airport developments affecting commercial, defense and general aviation operations, covering procedural updates to air-traffic information and multiple ground‑side infrastructure projects that will influence capacity, access and operational resilience across key domestic hubs.

2025-12-30T16:31:33.324762-08:00

U.S. NOTAMs and airport developments

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South Korea fines Asiana Airlines and Korean Air $4.5 million South Korean regulators have imposed combined fines of $4.5 million on Asiana Airlines and Korean Air, ch-aviation reported. Announced this week, the penalties target the country's two largest carriers and represent a notable enforcement action that may affect compliance scrutiny and public confidence.

2025-12-30T15:47:41.027594-08:00

South Korea fines Asiana Airlines and Korean Air $4.5 million

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Argentina eases GA rules: lifts night VFR ban and permits single‑pilot Part 135 with autopilot Argentina's regulator has removed its ban on VFR night flying and will allow single‑pilot Part 135 commercial operations when the aircraft is fitted with an autopilot. The move opens legal nighttime operations for general and business aviation and broadens charter operating options.

2025-12-30T11:02:05.860130-08:00

Argentina eases GA rules: lifts night VFR ban and permits single‑pilot Part 135 with autopilot

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Cargo turboprop suffers sudden dual‑engine failure after ATC exchange, triggers emergency response

Delta flight attendant sues, alleges retaliation after termination following missile attack in Tel Aviv

United captain delays flight to protect fatigued cabin crew, drawing passenger praise

U.S. NOTAMs and airport developments

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