Further evidence that AirBus builds disposable airplanes. Four Airbus A320neos Parted Out For Recycling Aviation Week 10/06/2025 Author: Victoria Moores Four Airbus A320neos, formerly operated by Indian carrier Go First and currently owned by parts trading specialist AerFin, have been dismantled and...

An Airbus A380 from Australia to South Africa took passengers on a 9-hour flight to nowhere after a satellite issue Business Insider 10/02/2025 Author: Pete Syme Qantas passengers faced a flight to nowhere after a tech issue appeared to prevent their double-decker jet from continuing its journey. T...

Prime Air 767 underwent actuator maintenance a month before stabiliser jam FlightGlobal 09/24/2025 Author: David Kaminski-Morrow US investigators have disclosed that a Boeing 767-300 freighter, which experienced a jammed horizontal stabiliser en route to Hawaii, had undergone maintenance on the sta...

Passenger jet forced to abort landing at Reagan Washington National Airport due to vehicle on the runway By Aaron Cooper Sep 9, 2025 The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating after a regional jet was forced to abort its landing at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport and circle the ...

But, for practical purposes his “less and worse” summary is pretty dang adequate.

Concur.

Passengers to receive refunds after being forced to use bottles instead of lavatories after toilets on Virgin flight malfunctioned Virgin Australia has issued an apology after passengers endured a nightmare flight from Bali to Brisbane in which they were forced to use bottles when all toilets on bo...

Could you cite please?

No.

There is so much about this incident that IS odd that makes it exceptional.

It is now a mass murder investigation. Nothing odd. Quite simple really.

Commercially pure titanium has virtually no aerospace structural application, as its ultimate tensile strength is but a fraction of the commonly used alloy Ti-6Al-4V (the alloy matrix contains one titanium atom, six aluminum, and four vanadium). The fact that the supplier could mix up the two is qui...

Simon believes that it was a "spontaneous" dual engine failure triggered by some obscure system failure that affected both engines at the same time, followed by the pilots following the SOP and good practice of switching the fuel switches off, wait a few seconds to give the FADEC time to ...

No.

Not metal. Composites.

Very expensive composites.

Who or what is Izamami?

Maybe he means this.

Air Force reviewing B-52’s apparent near miss with airliner Defense News 07/21/2025 Author: Stephen Losey The U.S. Air Force and commercial airline SkyWest Airlines are trying to learn more about a July 18 incident in which a North Dakota-based B-52 Stratofortress may have had a near miss with a pa...

Okay.

Incorrect speed record card caused 2024 Nepal plane crash, panel says Reuters 07/18/2025 Author: Gopal Sharma KATHMANDU (Reuters) -A passenger plane crash in Nepal last year that killed 18 people was caused by faulty information about the aircraft's takeoff speed in the flight documentation , a rep...

Air India pilot’s medical records examined after mental health claims Captain Sumeet Sabharwal, who was 56, was months from retirement at the time of the crash The Telegraph Connor Stringer Deputy US Editor Air India crash investigators are examining the medical records of the pilot whose plane cra...

Since this was a long flight (well beyond the 8 hours duty limit), there must have been a relief pilot as part of the required flight crew to allow for taking turns to rest. In all the cases I know off (not many, admittedly), all airlines require all required flight crew members to be in the cockpi...

Aerobridge hits Qantas A380 at Sydney Airport, causing long delay The Sydney Morning Herald 07/12/2025 Author: Matt O'Sullivan An aerobridge has been rammed into a Qantas A380 superjumbo engine at Sydney Airport, delaying a long-haul flight to Johannesburg by almost a day for hundreds of passengers...

Conclusion suggests (Boeing ) computer did it.. The airplane's computer is not connected to the fuel switches. The switches can only be operated manually by the pilots. Unless of course the computer sprouted huge squid-like tentacles, reached inside the cockpit, and flipped the switches to Cutoff. ...

Report does not draw conclusions - but details provided on pilots' actions Theo Leggett BBC International Business Correspondent The preliminary report from India’s Air Accident Investigation Bureau into the loss of Air India flight 171, which killed 260 people, has cast attention firmly on the act...

Air India jet's fuel switches in focus, as crash preliminary report nears Reuters 07/08/2025 Authors: Allison Lampert and David Shepardson July 8 (Reuters) - A preliminary report into the deadly crash of an Air India jetliner in June is expected to be released by Friday, three sources with knowledg...

The pontiff.

Something for you to think about the next time you make a joke about airplanes crashing. Three hundred and forty six people died in the Max accidents. Another 241 died in Ahmedabad. Do you believe that the families and friends of those who perished would find your jokes as amusing as you believe the...

A 5 Year Old Airbus A220 Has Already Been Scrapped EgyptAir has dismantled its first A220-300, SU-GFA, after less than three years in service. Three more will be parted out for Breeze. Bought for $1.2 billion, the fleet was sold for $300 million. Azorra received six; five for spares, one remains in...