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Cape Air flight forced to return to airport after cabin door opens mid-flight

A Cape Air flight was forced to return to the airport shortly…

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Air Serbia carries over 800,000 passengers in record first quarter

Air Serbia has reported its strongest first quarter on record, carrying 813,188…

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Birmingham Airport evacuated after reports of a possible fire

Birmingham Airport evacuated its North Terminal on Tuesday after reports of a…

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SAS Ranked Most Punctual Airline in March 2026

Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) has been ranked the most punctual airline in the…

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Air Canada Trials an Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Process

Air Canada has announced it will trial an alternative dispute resolution (ADR)…

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Lorna Rudge
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FAA Pushes Towards Recognising Foreign Maintenance Certificates

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has launched a rulemaking process to…

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