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GE Aerospace Joins Investigation into Jeju Air 737 Crash
GE Aerospace has joined the investigation into South Korea’s deadliest aviation disaster involving a Boeing 737-800 that killed 179 people. The South Korean Transport Ministry has extended inspections of all 737-800s until January 10, examining engines, maintenance records, and landing gear systems. The investigation team has expanded to 23 members, including Korean investigators and representatives from Boeing and the U.S. NTSB. Key issues under scrutiny include the aircraft’s landing gear retraction and the pilot’s emergency response. Authorities have initiated searches at Jeju Air’s headquarters, with travel restrictions placed on the airline’s CEO to ensure cooperation during the investigation.
Second Airbus A330neo Arrives in Kuala Lumpur for Malaysia Airlines
Malaysia Airlines has welcomed its second Airbus A330neo, registered 9M-MNH, on February 18, 2025, landing at Kuala Lumpur International Airport after a 12-hour flight from Toulouse. This aircraft aims to improve operational efficiency and passenger comfort, following the first A330neo’s arrival in November 2024, which faced technical issues. The new A330neo features a two-class layout with 297 seats, including 28 in Business Class. This acquisition is part of a leasing agreement with Avolon, involving a total of 20 A330neos expected by 2028, supporting Malaysia Airlines’ modernization and route expansion efforts.
Delta 757 Emergency Landing in Atlanta After Pilot Reports Engine Issue
ATLANTA– On August 1, 2025, a Delta Air Lines Boeing 757-200,…
Emirates Airline to Recruit Pilots in Amsterdam for 2025
Emirates Airline is launching a recruitment drive for pilots in Amsterdam, starting January 20, 2025. The initiative invites qualified Boeing-experienced pilots to participate in overseas simulator assessments, aiming to expand its workforce for the upcoming year. Successful candidates will be invited to Dubai for a comprehensive experience, including tours and assessments. Emirates offers various pilot roles, competitive salaries, and comprehensive benefits, such as housing and educational support. To qualify for Captain positions, candidates need significant flying experience and a valid pilot license. Interested pilots can register for the assessments or apply online if they can’t attend.
Etihad to Resume Flights to Damascus After 14-Year Hiatus Due to War
Etihad Airways has announced its plans to resume flights to Damascus,…
Air India Express Expands Hindon Airport: A Game Changer
Air India Express, owned by Tata Group, is expanding operations from Hindon Airport, enhancing regional connectivity in the National Capital Region (NCR). The airline is introducing new flights to seven destinations, including a four-weekly service to Mumbai starting March 10, 2025, and daily flights from Chennai beginning March 22. Additionally, six weekly flights to Bhubaneswar will launch on March 30. These services will utilize Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft. However, a legal dispute from Delhi International Airport Limited challenges Hindon’s commercial operations, which could impact future expansions. The outcome of the litigation is crucial for regional aviation development in the NCR.
