Viral Snake on Plane Engine Video: AI Creation or Real Incident?

Viral Snake on Plane Engine Video: AI Creation or Real Incident?

हवाई जहाज के इंजन पर हरे रंग के सांप के रेंगने का वीडियो तेजी से वायरल हो रहा है। जानिए इस वायरल वीडियो का पूरा सच और क्या यह वाकई असली घटना है या एआई (AI) का कमाल।

Pakistan extends its airspace ban on Indian aircraft for a sixteenth time, to 24 September

Appeals Court Throws Out DOT Order Killing the Delta–Aeroméxico Joint Venture

Oslo Airport Shuts for Five Hours as Norway's Air Traffic Controller Strike Enters Its Third Day

Avinor closed Oslo Gardermoen to scheduled traffic between 06:30 and 11:30 on Sunday as a walkout by 12 Norwegian air traffic controllers wiped out most of the morning departure bank. A second strike phase is set for 25 August.

Schiphol Lost Its Flight Cap in Court. The Noise Fell Anyway.

Two Widebodies, One Runway: The Week Munich's 26L Drew Two Investigations

Between 15 and 21 August 2026, Germany's BFU opened inquiries into two separate widebody events on the same Munich runway within 48 hours, while two long-haul jets declared emergencies for hydraulic problems and a fatal midair collision at an uncontrolled Pennsylvania airfield drew NTSB investigators.

DGCA moves to test more than a quarter of India's flight crew for drugs each year

Turbulence Is Now an ICAO Risk Category. The People It Injures Are Mostly Crew.

The Rule That Keeps Not Starting: Washington Pushes Airline Wheelchair Protections to 2027

The US Department of Transportation has again postponed enforcement of the core provisions of its 2024 wheelchair rule, this time to April 30, 2027. Two years after it was written, the most consequential passenger-experience regulation of the decade still has no teeth.

The Bag Found Itself: How Passenger-Owned Trackers Rewrote the Lost-Luggage Business

Embraer's Seventh Straight Record: How Brazil's Planemaker Won the Gap Between Airbus and Boeing

A US$34.5 billion backlog, an E2 programme past 500 firm orders and a defence book growing 42 per cent. Embraer's problem is no longer demand — it is building fast enough to matter.