As the government shutdown drags on, President Trump calls for the filibuster's elimination to reopen the government. With SNAP funding in jeopardy, the pressure mounts on both parties to resolve the crisis.
As the government shutdown continues, Orlando International Airport suffers major flight delays averaging 2.7 hours due to staffing shortages. With air traffic controllers and TSA workers unpaid, the situation worsens, raising alarms across the aviation sector.
A Lufthansa flight from Chicago to Germany was diverted to Boston after a man allegedly stabbed two 17-year-old passengers with a metal fork. The assailant was charged with assault and faces serious penalties.
China's ambitions for its C919 passenger jet are stalling as production falls short of targets amid trade tensions with the U.S. and reliance on Western components. Can it ever rival Boeing and Airbus?
As the government shutdown continues, air traffic controllers are forced to take second jobs to make ends meet, raising serious concerns about safety and flight delays. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy speaks on the issue.
Alaska Airlines is grappling with a significant IT outage leading to a temporary ground stop affecting flights for nearly three hours. The airline is working to resolve the issues, but passengers are facing cancellations and concerns about booking.
A cargo plane skidded off the runway at Hong Kong International Airport, tragically resulting in two fatalities among ground staff. Investigations are ongoing as authorities stress adherence to safety protocols.
An airliner was struck by an unidentified object mid-flight over Utah, causing significant damage to the cockpit. NTSB is investigating whether it was space debris or something else. Find out more about this shocking incident!
President Trump escalates tensions with China by proposing new tariffs and trade restrictions. As both nations prepare for negotiations, could this lead to a tech war that reshapes global markets?
In a significant decision, the FAA has lifted the production cap on Boeing's 737 Max jets from 38 to 42 per month, reflecting improved confidence in the company's manufacturing safety. This comes after a safety incident raised concerns about the aircraft's reliability.
