Aviation authority
Plane crash in Texas kills 10 people: officials
The plane was heading for St. Petersburg, Florida and was carrying two flight crew and eight passengers, Vice Chairman of the National Transportation Safety...
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FAA considered grounding some Boeing 737 Max planes last year: source
Last year, inspectors with the Federal Aviation Administration discovered Boeing de-activated a signal designed to advise the cockpit crew of a malfunctioning of the MCAS system, the source said.
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Passengers fall ill on 2 flights from Europe to Philadelphia
Flight 717 from Munich and Flight 755 from Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris both arrived in Philadelphia on Thursday afternoon, she said.
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Costa Rica plane crash probe could take months: aviation chief
Ten US citizens and two Costa Rican pilots, both of whom were experienced fliers, died in the incident, Cubillo said.
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UN aviation agency seeks global approach to laptop ban
In March, the US announced laptop restrictions on flights originating from 10 airports in countries including the UAE, Qatar and Turkey.
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In airline laptop ban, some in Turkey see commercial agenda
The US and British decisions to forbid devices bigger than a cellphone in the cabin on flights from several Middle East and North African states.
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UN aviation agency urges balance of security risk, safety in electronics ban
There would also be curbs requiring electronic items to be transported as checked baggage on flights from 6 countries in the Middle East.
