The impact of EASA lithium battery safety guidance: The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has issued an important safety alert regarding potential fire hazards for aircraft. This is associated with electronic devices carried by passengers, such as phones, laptops, and power banks, at cruising altitudes of 35,000 feet. In a Safety Information Bulletin released … Read more
Read the key IATA manual updates 2025, boosting aviation safety, streamlining passenger experience, and enhancing global air-travel standards. On June 11, 2025, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) announced major updates to its key manuals that will change the future of flying. These changes focus on passenger finance, safety, ground operations, cargo, and security, with … Read more
The FAA and international regulators launch a unified roadmap for eVTOL international certification, paving the way for safe global air taxi operations. At the Paris Air Show, U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy announced a significant development in aviation regulation. The FAA, along with regulatory bodies from Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and the U.K., established … Read more
India enforces the DGCA technical inspection directive, transforming aircraft safety standards and impacting airlines across Asia and emerging markets. New Delhi — Urgency in the Skies In response to the tragic crash on June 12 involving an Air India Boeing 787, India’s civil aviation authority, the DGCA, is implementing a comprehensive reform of technical inspections. … Read more
Overview The Civil Aviation Requirements (CARs) are legally binding regulations in India, issued by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA). The DGCA is responsible for ensuring the safety and compliance of airlines, airports, and all aspects of aviation in the country. The CARs encompass various areas, including operations, licensing, airworthiness, training, and personnel. Essentially, … Read more
In the wake of a recent crash, the DGCA implements stringent new safety norms for Boeing 787 fleets, marking a pivotal shift in aviation safety regulations. Discover what these changes mean for airlines and passengers as safety takes center stage. New Delhi — Two days after the fatal crash of Air India Flight AI-171, Indian … Read more
The ICAO Finvest Hub, created by ICAO, will serve as a platform to connect aviation decarbonization projects with potential investors. Launched amid ICAO’s Aviation Climate Week in Montréal (2–4 June 2025), the Finvest Hub marks a new phase in aviation decarbonization—connecting sustainability projects with investors to turn commitments into capital and implementation ICAO Secretary General … Read more
Read the Safety Directive on Boeing 787 Fleet issued by DGCA after Air India Crash in Ahmedabad on 12th June 2025 Safety Directive on Boeing-Date & Context What the DGCA Ordered- Safety Directive on Boeing 787 Fleet Air India must perform the following before every departure from India: All reports must be submitted to DGCA and validated … Read more
ICAO Aviation Climate Week: Green Skies Ahead The first ICAO Aviation Climate Week, held from June 2-4, 2025, at ICAO Headquarters in Montréal, successfully convened over 500 delegates, including high-level government officials, industry leaders, and experts from academia and civil society. The event marked a significant step forward in global efforts to achieve net-zero carbon … Read more
Crash Summary & Immediate Aftermath Ground & Rescue Response Compensation & Support Measures Investigation Underway Wider Impacts & Repercussions What Happens Next Summary Yesterday’s accident is one of India’s deadliest in recent memory and marks the first fatal crash of a Boeing 787 Dreamliner. The incident has triggered a high-stakes investigation involving global agencies, led … Read more