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JAKARTA -- The Turkish airport ground services company that recently acquired an Indonesian peer expects "massive" growth in the Southeast Asian nation's aviation sector, its chief executive said.
China on Thursday said it will restrict the exports of certain aviation and aerospace components and technologies starting July 1, citing the need to "safeguard national security."
Aviation experts told This Week In Asia that the preliminary findings did not reveal anything surprising and were par for the course in such aviation investigations.
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP) — Rapid changes in the gravitational force led to a 178-feet (54-meter) altitude drop of a Singapore Airlines flight that left one passenger dead and many others who were not buckled up injured in extreme turbulence last week, a preliminary investigation by Singapore’s Transport Ministry said Wednesday.
Passengers with spinal and brain injuries could seek eight-figure payouts, one lawyer said, as the extent of the harm following the Singapore Airlines flight that encountered extreme turbulence becomes clearer.
Further flight safety measures such as a mandatory seat belt rule at all times would be difficult to enforce, aviation experts say in the aftermath of a turbulence-hit Singapore Airlines flight that left one dead and dozens injured.
A spate of high-profile airline accidents this year have left a lasting impression on the public.