Aviation safety is increasingly threatened by GPS spoofing and jamming, particularly near conflict zones. A British RAF plane experienced spoofing over Estonia, reporting its location in Russia. Over 100 passenger planes were affected by spoofing in the same region. These disruptions are widespread, impacting air travel globally and raising concerns among aviation authorities.
Hong Kong's first two-tonne eVTOL aircraft could conduct trial flights within six months, initially for transporting construction materials to remote sites. AECOM, collaborating with AutoFlight and Chun Wo Construction, aims to prove cargo logistics safety before exploring ecotourism options.
The U.S. aviation safety agency’s new push envisions a dramatic revamp of how America’s increasingly complex airspace functions.
The Interstate Aviation Committee noted an improvement in aviation safety indicators in 2025 compared with 2024, when 46 aviation accidents were recorded
