American Airlines IT Outage Grounds Flights Nationwide for 45 Minutes: What Passengers Need to Know
American Airlines IT outage halted all departures for 45 minutes. Flights resumed ~7:30 PM. Dallas, LA, NYC, Phoenix, DC hubs hit hardest.
Ryanair Passenger Nearly Sucked From Window Receives Only Rebooking Offer – No Compensation
A Ryanair passenger’s terrifying ordeal when his window exploded mid-flight has resulted in no compensation or direct apology from the airline, drawing criticism over how the company handled the incident. Ljubisa Karovic, a 61-year-old Serbian businessman, was asleep on flight
Dallas Telecommunications Failure Causes 1,000+ Flight Disruptions as Air Traffic Control Loses Radar
Air traffic in Dallas slowly returned to normal after a telecommunications failure knocked out radar and communications at air traffic control facilities on Friday.
Southwest 737’s Emergency 475-Foot Descent Prevents Midair Collision: TCAS Alert System Saves Lives
A Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 performed an emergency descent maneuver on Friday, July 25, 2025 to avoid a potential mid-air collision with a privately-owned
Fuel Switch Mystery: Air India 787 Crashed 32 Seconds After Takeoff When Engines Cut Off, Killing 260
The aviation world remains fixated on the June 12, 2025 crash of Air India Flight 171, as investigators piece together the final moments of the Boeing 787 Dreamliner. The catastrophic accident claimed
Sonali Tiwary
Air India 787 Crash: Fuel Switches Cut Off 3 Seconds After Takeoff Killing 260 People
India’s Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) released a preliminary report Friday revealing that fuel to both engines was cut off moments after takeoff in last month’s Air India crash that killed 260
490,000 Romoss Power Banks Recalled After Mid-Flight Fire Forces Emergency Landing
Romoss Technology, one of China’s biggest power bank makers, has suspended all operations for six months following safety issues with its products. The Shenzhen-based company recalled nearly 490,000 power banks from three
Karmactive Team
Air India Checks 9 of 33 Boeing 787s After Black Box Reveals Critical Data, ₹25 Lakh Compensation Announced
10 PM – 14th June 2025 Air India CEO assures support and assistance to affected families: Air India expressed its message of sympathy and announced interim payment of ₹25 lakh in monetary
American Airlines Engine Fire Caused by Backwards Parts, NTSB Finds 12 Injured in Denver Emergency
A series of maintenance errors led to the engine fire that forced the evacuation of an American Airlines plane in Denver this March, according to preliminary findings from federal investigators. The National
Hellmann’s Burger Sauce Recalled in Canada Over Spoilage and Bloating Risk in 325ml Bottles With Specific Code
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has issued a nationwide recall for Hellmann’s Classic Burger Sauce due to “bloating and spoilage” concerns. The recall specifically targets the 325 ml bottles with UPC
Karmactive Staff
Lufthansa A321 Flies 10 Minutes on Autopilot After First Officer’s Seizure Leaves Cockpit Unattended
Ever wondered what happens when a pilot suddenly can’t fly the plane? On February 17, 2024, passengers on a Lufthansa A321 from Frankfurt to Seville experienced exactly this scenario – though they
Supersonic Flights Over U.S. Land May Resume as Lawmakers Push to Lift 52-Year Ban
A bipartisan group of lawmakers introduced the Supersonic Aviation Modernization Act (SAM) on May 14, 2025, hoping to end a 52-year ban on supersonic flights over U.S. land. The change could significantly
32 Airports Reopen After India-Pakistan Ceasefire Ends Airspace Restrictions, Impacting Hundreds of Flights
Monday, May 12, 2025 – The Airports Authority of India (AAI) revoked NOTAMs (Notices to Airmen) at 05:29 IST, reopening 32 airports across northern and northwestern India for civilian operations. The move
Newark Air Traffic Crisis: 3,500 Controller Shortage Causing 4-Hour Delays and $33 Billion Annual Costs
The flight delays at Newark Liberty International Airport reveal a systemic breakdown years in the making. With controllers stretched thin, outdated technology failing, and runways under construction, travelers face nearly four-hour waits