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Emirates A380 and flydubai 737 MAX were involved in separate fuel-truck collisions, highlighting apron safety concerns at international airports.

Emirates A380 and flydubai 737 MAX Hit by Fuel-Truck Collisions Within Days

UAE carriers have experienced two separate ground-vehicle collisions within a span of just a few days, reviving concerns about airside safety and the oversight of third-party ground-handling operations at international airports. On 28 November 2025, an Emirates Airbus A380-842 was […]

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A large crowd of stranded passengers fills Gate 117 at an airport during severe flight disruptions. A black translucent band across the bottom displays the headline “IndiGo Chaos: All Delhi Departures Cancelled, OTP at 8.5%.”

IndiGo Chaos Deepens: All Delhi Departures Cancelled as OTP Crashes to 8.5% and DGCA Grants FDTL Exemption

India’s largest airline continues to spiral through its worst operational crisis in years, with nationwide disruptions intensifying on Thursday. Delhi Airport — the country’s busiest aviation hub — said that all IndiGo domestic departures scheduled for 5 December have been

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Airbus A320 taxiing on runway with headline text overlay referencing EASA Emergency Directive requiring action before next flight.

EASA Issues Emergency Directive for A320 Fleet, Calls for Action Before Next Flight

The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has issued an Emergency Airworthiness Directive (EAD 2025-0268-E) after an Airbus A320 experienced an uncommanded and limited pitch-down event during flight. The autopilot remained engaged throughout the brief altitude loss, and the aircraft

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flydubai Boeing 787 flying above the clouds with a headline banner reading “Five Signals Marking flydubai’s Shift From Its Low-Cost Model.”

Five Signals Marking flydubai’s Strategic Shift Away From Its Low-Cost Model

For most of its history, flydubai has been positioned as Dubai’s value-oriented alternative, built on the classic low-cost carrier model of point-to-point flying, simplified fleets, unbundled fares and high utilisation. Over time, however, the airline began moving beyond that template.

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