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Dead pilots or corporate fat cat? Who’s to blame for Air India crash? The answer is blowin’ in the wind
Blaming dead pilots is the easiest thing to do for corporate fat cats, so that they may avoid pesky questions, regulatory ...
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Senate confirms new FAA administrator at a time of rising concern about air safety
WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. Senate on Wednesday confirmed Bryan Bedford to lead the Federal Aviation Administration, putting him in charge of the federal agency at a precarious time for the airline ...
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Air India crash probe: Victims’ families call out lack of transparency after shocking fuel cut-off findings in ‘vague’ preliminary report
The AAIB report ruled out pilot intoxication, bird strikes, or fuel contamination as contributing factors. Investigators have ...
Air India crash updates: Report hinting at pilot error over fuel switch cut off sparks union fury
A pilots’ union has hit out at the initial report into the Air India crash for raising the possibility of human error.The preliminary report published by India’s Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau ...
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Federal investigators deployed to probe WestJet engine fire at Vancouver airport
VANCOUVER – Federal investigators have been deployed to Vancouver International Airport after a “small engine fire” onboard a ...
Simon Calder answers your air travel safety questions – from Boeing worries to the truth about budget airlines
Simon Calder answers your air travel safety questions – from Boeing worries to the truth about budget airlines - ASK ME ANYTHING: Travel expert Simon Calder answered readers’ questions on flight safet ...