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Aviation maintenance depends on inspection tools that can catch a hairline crack in a turbine blade or a delamination hidden inside a composite fuselage panel before it becomes a flight-safety issue.

That level of detection only works if the equipment itself is holding its calibration. A minor shift in optical alignment on a borescope or laser scanning system can b...


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The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has released its preliminary report into an inflight incident which saw a Boeing 737-8AS suffer a catastrophic engine failure and cabin depressurization over Greece.

On July 10, 2026, Malta Air Flight 1879 was operating a scheduled passenger flight on behalf of Ryanair from Thessaloniki, Greece, to Memmingen, Germany.<...


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Etihad Airways will connect Abu Dhabi and Gothenburg with a new seasonal route. The service starts on 17 December 2026 and runs until 21 March 2027. Planes will fly four times a week.

This marks Gothenburg’s first direct link to the Middle East and Asia. Travellers gain fast one-stop connections across India and Asia through Etihad’s Abu Dhabi hub.

The rou...


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Emirates has welcomed its two millionth passenger at London Stansted Airport. This milestone highlights the strong growth of the airline’s third London gateway since services began in 2018.

One lucky traveller marked the occasion in style. Jeanne Fostel, a passenger on flight EK66, received an upgrade to Business Class. She also gained Emirates Skywards Gold members...


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Ryanair, Europe’s largest airline, has teamed up with Google Cloud in a major five-year partnership. The deal, announced on 12 August 2026, brings advanced data and AI tools to the airline’s operations.

It aims to boost efficiency, strengthen systems, and support ambitious growth plans.

Under the agreement, Ryanair will roll out Google Workspace and Google...


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