Numerous flights in the United Kingdom have been impacted by electronic attacks suspected to originate from Russia that are disrupting satnav systems and posing safety concerns. Thousands of flights have experienced satnav problems, prompting investigations into the source of the disruptions. Russia’s involvement in electronic warfare and the geopolitical implications of these attacks are being scrutinized.
Five years after the tragic Boeing 737 Max crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia, families of the victims are still seeking justice through ongoing legal battles against the aircraft manufacturer. Despite Boeing settling hundreds of lawsuits, 41 cases remain unresolved, highlighting the families’ determination to hold the company accountable for the flaws in the jet’s flight control software that led to the disasters.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is increasing the amount of rest time required between shifts for air traffic controllers to address concerns about fatigue and enhance aviation safety. The new policy requires 10 hours of rest between shifts and 12 hours of rest before an overnight shift, effective in 90 days. This move follows a series of close calls on runways, including two incidents last week where airline pilots aborted takeoffs due to other aircraft entering active runways.
