Air Canada Apologizes For Israel Being Missing From Moving Maps On Boeing 737 MAX In-Flight Entertainment
Air Canada was forced to apologize after the map on some of the airline's narrowbody aircraft erased Israel. The live flight tracker, featured on Air Canada's seat-back entertainment system, reportedly excluded the country name from its map, causing controversy and outcry from some of the carrier's passengers. Air Canada and its map provider responded swiftly to the complaints, and the issue has since been resolved.
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United Airlines Bans Man Caught On Video Punching Gate Agent At Washington Dulles Airport
A United Airlines passenger was caught on video punching a gate agent at Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD). As a result, United Airlines has banned the individual and placed him on the no-fly list, according to a report by WUSA.
Brussels Airlines Will Suspend Its Longest Route This Summer
In December, Brussels Airlines announced changes to its Africa route network for the upcoming aviation summer season. The airline added plenty of capacity to its existing route network. Hidden beneath, though, was the carrier's decision to suspend flights between Brussels, Belgium and Luanda, Angola - its longest route. The aircraft on the route will be deployed elsewhere, facilitating additional expansion by bolstering frequencies on existing routes.
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US Airlines Challenge USDOT Junk Fee Rule In Court
US airlines are pursuing further legal challenges following a US appeals court ruling that granted the Department of Transportation (DOT) the authority to establish rules for disclosing airline fees, according to a report by Reuters.
Lufthansa Looks East And South For New Routes
Lufthansa has continued to look to diversify its revenue income, exploring potential destinations in Asia, Africa, and South America to avoid being over-reliant on a single intercontinental market, namely North America.
Canada & Portugal Rethink Plans To Buy F-35s Due To Trump
With concerns about a supposed “kill switch” to the US President Donald Trump’s views on the North Atlantic Treaty Organization ( NATO), the new Carney Administration in Canada is considering whether to continue F-35A purchases to replace their aging F/A-18A Hornets. Additionally, the Portuguese have decided to replace their aging F-16 Vipers with another fighter jet instead of the F-35. However, finding a fighter jet that does not have American avionics or engines severely limits these NATO nations’ options to the Saab JAS 39 Gripen and Dassault Rafale pictured above.
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FAA To Require Inspections Of Boeing 787 Forward-Pressure Bulkheads
It seems that the sins of the past will keep coming for Boeing, with the US Federal Aviation Administration issuing a proposed directive that would require inspections of 787-8, 787-9 and 787-10 airliners to address excessive gaps in the front of the aircraft. The document was released this week and refers to nonconformances found in the forward pressure bulkhead.
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Government Watchdog Urges Investigation Into "Conflict Of Interest" Between The FAA & Starlink
The Campaign Legal Center (CLC), a nonprofit government watchdog organization, is urging the US Department Of Transportation's Office of Inspector General (OIG) to look into whether the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) violated federal conflict of interest laws in its dealings with Elon Musk's satellite communications company, Starlink.
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This US Airport Gets 5th Airline For The 1st Time In 20+ Years
Long Island MacArthur Airport,formerly called Islip (hence the IATA code ISP), will welcome its fifth airline—Avelo—in May. Avelo will operate three airport pairs that have not been served before. It follows the arrival of JetBlue in October 2024, the first time it has served MacArthur.
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