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Air India has launched complimentary in-flight Wi-Fi on select widebody aircraft, including the Airbus A350 and Boeing 787-9, enhancing the travel experience for all passengers. Since November 2024, passengers have reported successful mid-flight internet connectivity, currently in a beta testing phase. The service, developed in partnership with Tata’s Nelco and Panasonic Avionics, offers speeds between 3 to 6 Mbps. Passengers can work and browse at 40,000 feet. Air India plans to equip more aircraft with this technology, reflecting a broader trend in the airline industry toward improved in-flight connectivity.
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CargoJet Amazon 767 Overshoots Vancouver Airport Runway
On November 19, 2024, an Amazon Prime cargo aircraft operated by CargoJet overran the runway at Vancouver International Airport (YVR) around 1:45 a.m. PT, causing operational disruptions for several days. The three-person crew evacuated safely, while the aircraft became stuck in muddy terrain, prompting recovery efforts. YVR’s CEO stated that temporary infrastructure would be needed for the extraction, pending Transportation Safety Board clearance. The aircraft experienced flight control issues, leading to a higher-than-normal landing speed. The incident affected about five percent of flights, with ongoing investigations into the circumstances surrounding the overrun.
EVA Air Prohibits Portable Chargers Amid Fire Safety Concerns
EVA Air will ban the use of portable chargers on all flights starting March 1, 2025, in response to safety concerns over lithium-ion batteries and fire risks. Currently, these devices must be carried in carry-on luggage, but a recent fire incident involving Air Busan has prompted stricter regulations. Passengers are advised to charge their devices before boarding and utilize onboard AC and USB outlets. Other Taiwanese airlines, including China Airlines and Mandarin Airlines, have implemented similar policies, reflecting a global trend toward enhancing flight safety amid rising concerns about battery-related incidents.
US DOT Closes Down Two Defunct Airlines for Good
WASHINGTON- The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) has officially terminated the…