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Etihad Named World's Safest Airline for 2026

Abu Dhabi's Etihad Airways tops AirlineRatings.com's 2026 safety rankings, becoming the first Gulf carrier to achieve this milestone with its modern fleet and crash-free record.

IndiGo in Top 10 Most Punctual Airlines 2025

Cirium's 2025 On-Time Performance Review reveals global leaders. IndiGo secures a top 10 spot in Asia-Pacific, highlighting operational excellence for Indian travellers.

Akasa Air Becomes IATA Member After IOSA Audit

Akasa Air, India's youngest airline, has secured membership in the International Air Transport Association (IATA) after passing a rigorous safety audit. This move boosts its global credibility and connects it to 80% of world air traffic.

Bangladesh-Pakistan Direct Flights Resume After Decade

Direct air connectivity between Bangladesh and Pakistan restarts after a 10-year gap. Biman Bangladesh Airlines and Pakistan International Airlines will operate weekly flights, boosting trade and people-to-people ties.

Hero Pilot Sues Boeing After Being Blamed for Door Blowout

Captain Brandon Fisher, praised for safely landing Alaska Airlines Flight 1282, is now suing Boeing. The lawsuit alleges the plane maker tried to blame him for the door plug incident, causing distress and legal action from passengers. Read the full story.

India's Aviation Strategy: 100+ New Planes, Global Hub Push

India plans a multi-pronged strategy to boost international flights from new mega airports. With 106 new aircraft joining the fleet this year and 100+ annually for 15 years, the focus is on direct global hub connectivity. Details inside.

Hijack Hero Pilot SPS Suri Appointed Star Air COO

Captain SPS Suri, who heroically flew back hijacked IC 814 from Kandahar, is the new COO of Star Air. The 69-year-old veteran pilot brings 32,700 flying hours to India's biggest regional airline's ambitious growth plans.

India Approves 3 New Airlines to Break Duopoly

India's aviation ministry grants NOCs to Shankh Air, Al Hind Air, and FlyExpress to increase competition. The move follows recent flight disruptions, aiming to lower costs and offer more choices to flyers.

US Government Liable for Deadly Helicopter-Jet Collision

The US Justice Department has admitted liability for the January crash between an Army helicopter and an American Airlines jet near Washington DC that killed 67 people. Read the latest on the lawsuits and investigation.

US Government Liable for Deadly Washington Air Crash

The US Justice Department admits government liability for the January crash between an Army helicopter and an American Airlines jet near Washington, killing 67. Read details on the lawsuits and safety fallout.

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