October 9, 2024
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Incident

SWISS A320 Returns to Athens With Smoke Detection Fault

A Swiss International Airlines Airbus A320-200 operating a service from Athens, Greece to Zürich, Switzerland returned to the origin airport due to a technical issue on 3 August 2024. SWISS flight LX1843 was outbound from Athens International Airport (ATH) when the flight crew reported a technical fault. The issue related to the aircraft’s smoke detection

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Accident

Korean Air Flight KE197 Seoul-Ulaanbaatar Suffers Turbulence: 14 Injured

Information has emerged that 14 people were injured onboard Korean Air flight KE197 between Seoul & Ulaanbaatar last weekend due to turbulence. Limited information on the accident at hand is available, but below is what we know on this so far. Without further ado, let’s get into it… 14 Injured by Turbulence!: Korean Air Flight

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Incident

KLM Flight KL901: Missed Approach After Bird Strike on Finals at Inverness

A KLM flight arriving from Amsterdam was forced to conduct a missed approach after experiencing a bird strike on finals at Inverness on 1 August 2024. KLM flight KL901 from Amsterdam Schiphol Airport (AMS) was being operated by an Embraer ERJ-175. Bird Strike!: KLM KL901 Amsterdam-Inverness Having conducted an arrival to the destination of Inverness

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Incident

SWISS Flight Diverts to Hanover Due to Cracked Windshield

A SWISS Airbus A220-100 operating from Zürich to Gothenburg made a diversion to Hanover due to a cracked windshield on 1 August 2024. Swiss International Airlines flight LX1222, operated by an A220-100 from Zürich Airport (ZRH) was en route in cruising flight when the incident occurred. Cracked Windshield!: SWISS LX1222 Zurich-Gothenburg As a result of

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Airline

KLM Names its First Airbus A321neo “Swallowtail”

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines is set to welcome four new Airbus A321neo aircraft to its fleet, each bearing a unique butterfly-inspired name. The first of these, aptly named “Swallowtail,” is expected to touch down at the end of August. Following closely behind will be “Peach Blossom,” “Common Brimstone,” and “Waved Carpet,” all scheduled to join

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Airline

Emirates Extends FA Cup Title Partnership Until 2028

Emirates and the FA Cup are set to continue their successful partnership with a new four-year extension starting in the 2024/25 season. This agreement builds upon their collaboration that began in 2015, further continuing Emirates’ commitment to The FA’s premier competition. The FA Cup: A Global Phenomenon The FA Cup, steeped in history and tradition,

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Airline

Delta Air Lines Extends Flight Cancellations to Tel Aviv Amid Ongoing Conflict

Delta Air Lines has announced a further extension to its flight cancellations between New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) and Tel Aviv, Israel. This decision comes as airlines worldwide grapple with the ongoing conflict in the region, leading to widespread travel disruptions. Delta’s Extended Cancellation Period for Tel Aviv Flights… Delta has suspended

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Incident

United Airlines Flight UA119 Edinburgh-Chicago Diverts to Dublin

United Airlines flight UA119 operating between Edinburgh and Chicago is currently on diversion to Dublin. United Airlines flight UA119, a Boeing 757-200 operating from Edinburgh to Chicago initiated the diversion south to Dublin whilst on the overwater transit leg. According to the online source Shaun’s Aviation, the flight initiated the diversion due to hydraulic issues.

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Airline

Indian Airlines Cancel Flights to Bangladesh Amid Deadly Protests

Several Indian airlines have cancelled flight services to Bangladesh following the resignation of the nation’s Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina amid upheaval and violent protests. Major Indian carriers, including Air India, IndiGo, and Vistara, temporarily suspended their services to the neighboring country during the period of regional turmoil.   Flights Suspended Amid Violent Protests The decision

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Manufacturer

NTSB Boeing 737 MAX Door Plug Blowout Hearing Set to Commence

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has announced details for its upcoming investigative hearing on the Boeing 737-9 MAX incident. The two-day event, set for August 6-7 in Washington, will examine the in-flight blowout of a left mid exit door plug. This hearing is part of the ongoing investigation into the January 5 incident involving

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