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Aviation A2Z began in 2018 as a YouTube Channel and has since transformed into a comprehensive News and Educational Website. Based in India, this aviation organization offers up-to-date news, unique blogs, and verified job listings at no charge. The website has experienced significant growth, currently attracting 1 million pageviews each month, making it the top aviation news and education platform in India.

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British Airways Bans Cabin Crew from Taking Layover Hotel Photos

4 days ago | aviationa2z.com | Helen William

LONDON- British Airways (BA) has implemented strict new social media restrictions preventing cabin crew from photographing layover hotels across popular destinations, including the Maldives, Cape Town (CPT), and Singapore (SIN). The London Heathrow (LHR) based carrier cited security concerns over potential AI-powered location identification as the primary reason for the comprehensive ban.
British Airways Flight Met by Fire Crews at London Heathrow

4 days ago | aviationa2z.com | Helen William

LONDON- British Airways (BA) Flight BA 1375 from Manchester Airport (MAN) landed safely at London Heathrow Airport (LHR) on June 3, prompting a rapid response from fire crews. The incident followed a minor technical issue reported during the flight. In a separate event at Heathrow (LHR), a lorry struck a Saudia (SV) Boeing 787-9 aircraft near stand 414 after the driver mistakenly pressed the accelerator instead of the brake.
Global Airlines Replies to Critics After First Flight's Mixed Review

5 days ago | aviationa2z.com | Helen William

LONDON- Global Airlines (GL) has responded to recent criticism following its first commercial flight using the Airbus A380 registered as 9H-GLOBL. The inaugural transatlantic journey from London Heathrow (LHR) to New York (JFK) sparked a mix of praise and skepticism across the aviation community. The airline addressed both positive reactions and misleading speculation, reaffirming its long-term goal of becoming a scheduled carrier.
British Airways London to Miami Flight with A380 Diverted to Orlando

5 days ago | aviationa2z.com | Helen William

MIAMI- A severe weather event at Miami International Airport (MIA) caused major operational disruptions, forcing British Airways (BA) to divert its A380-operated flight to Orlando International Airport (MCO). The affected aircraft, operating as Flight BA209 from London Heathrow (LHR), circled over Freeport, Grand Bahama, for nearly an hour before diverting, due to a ground stop issued by the FAA, AIRLIVE reported.
Finnair Cancels 110 Flights Amid Helsinki Airport Strike

6 days ago | aviationa2z.com | Helen William

HELSINKI- Industrial action by the Finnish Aviation Union is set to disrupt operations at Finnair (AY), leading to the cancellation of approximately 110 flights on 4 June 2025. The disruptions will affect thousands of travelers at Helsinki Airport (HEL), Finnair’s primary hub. The airline expects service interruptions throughout the day, especially in ground handling and catering. Affected passengers will be rebooked on alternative flights or offered full refunds for unused tickets.
British Airways Plans to Expand in India With New Flights

6 days ago | aviationa2z.com | Helen William

LONDON- British Airways (BA) will reintroduce First Class service on the Mumbai (BOM) to London Heathrow (LHR) route from October 27, marking a return of premium offerings on this sector after nearly five years. The airline currently operates 56 weekly flights across five major Indian cities and is looking to expand both frequency and routes, in tandem with increasing cargo movement under the proposed India-UK Free Trade Agreement (FTA).
Riyadh Air to Order 50 New Airbus A350 at Paris Air Show 2025

1 week ago | aviationa2z.com | Helen William

TOULOUSE- Airbus is set to secure significant A350 orders at the Paris Air Show in June 2025, aiming to bolster its wide-body aircraft portfolio. The company is focusing on expanding its market share, particularly in the Middle East, to counter Boeing’s recent gains. Riyadh Air (RX) is a key target, with potential orders for the Airbus A350 to complement its long-haul operations alongside the Boeing 787 Dreamliner.
United A320 Turns Wrong Way at SFO, Nearly Collides with SkyWest Plane

1 week ago | aviationa2z.com | Anurag Sharma

SAN FRANCISCO- A United Airlines (UA) Airbus A320, operating as Flight UA1152, narrowly avoided a mid-air collision with a SkyWest CRJ-200 shortly after takeoff from San Francisco International Airport (SFO). The incident, which occurred around 5:10 p.m., has prompted a federal investigation into the circumstances that led to the near-disaster.
British Airways A380 Crew of San Francisco to London Flight Arrested

1 week ago | aviationa2z.com | Helen William

LONDON- A British Airways (BA) cabin crew member was arrested at London Heathrow Airport (LHR) after colleagues discovered him dancing naked in a business class lavatory during a transatlantic flight. The incident occurred on a San Francisco (SFO) to London (LHR) service, prompting an investigation into suspected drug use aboard the aircraft, The Sun reported. The steward disappeared from his duties during meal service on the busy flight carrying approximately 470 passengers and crew.
Air Canada Offers Passengers Free Flight Changes Amid Vancouver Delays

1 week ago | aviationa2z.com | Anurag Sharma

VANCOUVER- Air Canada (AC) is offering free flight changes for passengers scheduled to travel through Vancouver International Airport (YVR) on Friday, May 30, 2025, due to operational disruptions. The move follows unexpected delays after YVR crews failed to complete overnight runway maintenance. The airport cited an asphalt supplier issue that caused flight delays and cancellations, triggering a wider air traffic response.