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Aviation - Page 2

March 17, 2023
Aviation/Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Sudden Death of a British Airways Pilot – Medical, Legal And Human Aspects

Death is the handmaiden of the pilot. Sometimes it comes by accident, sometimes by an act of God. ~ Albert Scott Crossfield ~ Medical Aspects On 11 March 2023 an article in

Aviation/History

The Martinair Crash 50 Years Ago: Some Legal Perspectives

“The investigation into the Martinair crash has revealed serious deficiencies in both operational procedures and navigational aids. We are committed to addressing these issues to enhance aviation safety.” ~ Attributed to the Sri Lanka Aviation Authority The Martinair crash on December 4,

August 19, 2024

The Air Canada Pilot’s Medical Emergency — Liability Issues

Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

The Incident What began as an ordinary international flight between the United States and Canada soon evolved into an extraordinary demonstration of the resilience

Flight MH 370 – 9 Years On

Aviation/Columns

“The loss of MH370 points us to an immediate need. A large commercial airliner going missing without a trace for so long is unprecedented

Aeronautical Consequences and War Risk Insurance in The Middle East

March 3, 2026
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

The Crisis The recent escalation of hostilities between Iran, the United States, and Israel has precipitated a profound disruption across the global civil aviation landscape, demonstrating with sobering clarity the fragility of

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Rolls-Royce Signals UK Exit Risk in High-Stakes Engine Funding Clash

February 27, 2026
Business

Rolls-Royce has warned that it may move production abroad if it does not receive financial support from the United Kingdom government to re-enter the fast-growing market for single-aisle aircraft engines, setting up

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Grounded by Fraud: How a Former DJ Nearly Crippled Global Airlines

February 24, 2026
Business

Jose Alejandro Zamora Yrala, a 38-year-old former techno DJ turned aviation broker, has been sentenced to four years and eight months in prison for running a reckless and far-reaching aircraft parts fraud

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India Shortlists Firms to Build Indigenous Fifth-Generation Fighter Jet

February 17, 2026
Business

TATA Advanced Systems Ltd, a consortium of Larsen & Toubro and Bharat Electronics Ltd, and another consortium comprising Bharat Forge, BEML Ltd, and Data Patterns have been shortlisted by the DRDO to

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Aviation as an Integrated System — Toward 2030

February 8, 2026
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

In the deep tapestry of human endeavor, aviation occupies a singular place: it is not merely the art of carrying people and goods across the skies, but an archetype of systemic connectedness.

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Comac Showcases C919 at Singapore Airshow in Push for Southeast Asian Market

February 3, 2026
Geopolitics/News/Technology

China’s Commercial Aircraft Corporation (Comac) is set to display its full product line, including its flagship narrowbody airliner, the C919, at the Singapore Airshow, which begins Tuesday and runs for six days.

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Bangladesh Pakistan Resume Direct Flights After 14 Years

February 2, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

On January 29, 2026, direct flights between Bangladesh and Pakistan were reinstated after a 14-year break in a historic move that marked the renewal of friendship and cooperation between the two countries.

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Trump’s Air Force One Turns Back After Electrical Issue, Davos Trip Briefly Delayed

January 21, 2026
United States/World

President Donald Trump’s plane was forced to abort its flight to Switzerland on Tuesday night and return to the Washington area after crew members detected what the White House described as a

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Ethiopia Breaks Ground on $12.5 Billion Mega-Airport to Redefine Africa

January 11, 2026
Technology/World

Ethiopia has launched construction of a $12.5 billion airport that officials say will be the largest aviation infrastructure project in Africa, marking a major expansion of the country’s ambitions as a continental

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Tata Group Searches for New Air India CEO Amid Slow Recovery

January 6, 2026
Business

The Tata Group has begun searching for a new Chief Executive Officer for Air India, signaling frustration with the airline’s slow recovery following a June crash that killed more than 241 passengers

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