Civil aviationBomb alarm on a Delta Airlines aircraft

New York, Usa - Incident occurred at Hartsfield airport

Bomb alarm has alerted a Delta Airlines crew ready to take from Hartsfield airport to Atlanta. The aircraft, once evacuated, has been taken to a safety area of the airport where security men, after a... more

Civil aviationNew systems for passenger identification

London, UK - Optical scanners for eye recognition

Heathrow will be the first airport in the country to trial the new revolutionary eye recognition equipment, that could speed up the airport controls. The passengers will avoid the boring passport control... more

Civil aviationPhilippine police arrested suspect passenger

Manila, Philippines - The man was carrying 104 passports

Azmin bin Salle was arrested at Manila international airport while he was trying to board on the Kuwait Airlines flight to Bangkok with 104 passports. The man, now under investigation was also carrying... more

Civil aviationAlarm at Baltimore airport

Baltimore, Usa - Terminal B evacuated

1.500 passengers evacuated Terminal B after a terrorist attack alarm has been given. Emergency, from 11.40am to 01.16pm, caused delays to planes at departing gates, while no troubles affected aircraft... more

Civil aviationUnited, security measures are inadequate

Buenos Aires, Argentina - Hijacking or a fool attempt?

An uruguayan bank employee named Paolo Moreira tried to enter into the cockpit of an United Airlines plane (flight UA855 from Miami to Buenos Aires). The man, probably suffering for some mental disease,... more

Civil aviationWinter Games, all OK

Salt Lake City, Usa - Security measures studied to prevent any terroristic action

According to the opinions of security forces representatives, Salt Lake City is ready to host Olympic winter Games. Fbi manager Robert Mueller declared that all the possible scenarios have been taken... more

Civil aviationTerrorism alarm in Colorado

Panic aboard a Boeing 737

Bomb alert on the Delta Airlines flight from Denver to Salt Lake City after a letter menacing explosive to be aboard has been found. Fortunately, once landed, no bomb has been found on the aircraf... more

Civil aviationFAA Ad on Bombardier aircraft

AIRWORTHINESS DIRECTIVE Aircraft Certification Service Washington,DC U.S. Department of Transportation Federal... more

Civil aviationFAA Ad on Dowty propellers

AIRWORTHINESS DIRECTIVE Aircraft Certification Service Washington, DC U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration The following Airworthiness Directive issued by... more

Civil aviationFAA Ad on Short Brothers aircraft

AIRWORTHINESS DIRECTIVE Aircraft Certification Service Washington, DC U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration The following Airworthiness Directive issued by the... more

Civil aviation11th September terrorist attacks partly planned in Malaysia

FBI director confirmed at the Washington Post

Al Quaida's September 11th attacks could have been partly planned in Malaysia, this is what FBI director, Robert Mueller, confirms on Washington Post columns. In fact, Yazid Sufaat, a Malaysian ex army... more

Civil aviationSeptember 11th attacks could have been anticipated

An Fbi terrorist arrest pushed Al Quaida to speed up its evil plans

According to Msnbc site tragic events of last September have been anticipated in order to elude Fbi investigations. This is what some secret documents, found in Afghanistan training camps, would state. On... more

Civil aviationExplosive at San Francisco Airport

United Airlines terminal evacuated

Terrorist alarm at San Francisco airport as explosive traces have been found in the United Airlines terminal yesterday morning. At 7.15am west coast time, security agents found explosive in a passenger's... more

Civil aviationPassenger with a revolver boards at Tel Aviv

Man declared he was unaware of the weapon

An israeli passenger inexplicably boarded a plane bound to New York with a gun in his luggage. The event happened at Ben Gurion airport. The passenger asserts he was unaware of the weapon. It is not... more

Civil aviationAccording to flight assistant association some airlines allow no sufficient time to perform controls on board

Flight attendants at a number of airlines are issuing a security alert for air carriers that are requiring flight attendants to conduct new exhaustive security searches in addition to current pre-flight... more

Civil aviationAlarm for a suspected bomb on a KLM flight

Four hours of controls at Boston-Logan airport

An intercontinental KLM flight bound to Amsterdam has been stopped at Boston by an anonymous man , informing via phone that on board there was a bomb. Indeed, the flight number reported via phone belonged... more

Civil aviationA NEW ANTI- HIJACKING SYSTEM

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, Silicon Valley, the hearth of US electronic industry, could become the birthplace of a new anti-hijacking system. The device would be a silent alarm, not audible by the hijackers,... more

Civil aviationFAA AD ON MD HELICOPTERS MD-900 SERIES

USA, AIRWORTHINESS DIRECTIVE Aircraft Certification Service Washington, DC U.S. Department... more

Civil aviationFAA AD BELL 430HELICOPTERS

USA, AIRWORTHINESS DIRECTIVE Aircraft Certification Service Washington, DC U.S. Department... more

Civil aviationFAA AD GENERAL ELECTRIC ENGINES

USA, AIRWORTHINESS DIRECTIVE Aircraft Certification Service Washington, DC U.S. Department... more

Civil aviationFAA AD ON BOEING 737 AIRCRAFTS

USA, Aircraft Certification Service Washington, DC U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration The following Airworthiness Directive issued by the Federal Aviation... more

Civil aviationFAA AD ON ISRAEL AIR INDUSTRY AIRCRAFTS

USA, AIRWORTHINESS DIRECTIVE Aircraft Certification Service Washington, DC U.S. Department of Transportation... more

Civil aviationFAA AD ON EUROCOPTER HELICOPTERS

USA, AIRWORTHINESS DIRECTIVE Aircraft Certification Service Washington, DC U.S. Department... more

Civil aviationEMBARRASSING SITUATION AT NEWARK AIRPORT

NEW YORK, The Israeli daily newspaper Maariv has unveiled that an embarrassing diplomatic incident has been badly avoided at Newark airport, concerning the past prime minister of Israel. The station security... more

Civil aviationX-RAY INSUFFICIENT AGAINST EXPLOSIVE MATERIAL

UNITED STATES, Waiting the new x-ray machines, able to discover explosive material in all american airports, within December 2002, USA authorities decided to employ more dogs' smelling. The number of findings... more

Civil aviationX-RAY INSUFFICIENT AGAINST EXPLOSIVE MATERIAL

UNITED STATES, From a linked Franch-American investigation, the obsolete x-ray machines and metal detectors (thought to discover only fire and knife arms) have been estimated by authorities inadequate... more

Civil aviationFAA AD ON PILATUS AIRCRAFTS

USA, AIRWORTHINESS DIRECTIVE Aircraft Certification Service Washington, DC U.S. Department... more

Civil aviationFAA EMERGENCY AD (2) FOR EUROCOPTER HELICOPTERS

USA, EMERGENCY AIRWORTHINESS DIRECTIVE Aircraft Certification Service Washington, DC... more

Civil aviationEMERGENCY FAA AD ON EUROCOPTER HELICOPTERS

USA, EMERGENCY AIRWORTHINESS DIRECTIVE Aircraft Certification Service Washington, DC... more

Civil aviationFAA AD ON ROLLS-ROYCE TRENTENGINES

USA, AIRWORTHINESS DIRECTIVE Aircraft Certification Service Washington, DC... more

Civil aviationFAA EMERGENCY PA FOR EUROCOPTER EC-155 HELICOPTERS

USA, EMERGENCY AIRWORTHINESS DIRECTIVE Aircraft Certification Service Washington, DC U.S. Department of Transportation... more

Civil aviationINTENSIFIED CONTROLS FOUND WORKERS WITH ''DIRTY'' CRIMINAL REPORTS

S. FRANCISCO, USA, Following the Federal Aviation Administration requested intensified controls on airport workers, 29 employees of S. Francisco airport have been found with "dirty" criminal record and... more

Civil aviationUNITED AIRLINES FOUNDS CRACK IN A320 TAIL

WASHINGTON, USA, According to declarations of a U.S. carrier United Airlines spokesman, the airline technicians have found a small crack in the tail of an Airbus A320 aircraft. A subsequent inspection... more

Civil aviationBUSH NOMINATES CHIEF OF AVIATION SECURITY

WASHINGTON, US President Bush has nominated John Magaw undersecretary of Transportation security, with responsibility for overseeing the new federal security force for airports, buses, railroads, bridges... more

Civil aviationFAA AD ON BOMBARDIER AIRCRAFTS

USA, AIRWORTHINESS DIRECTIVE Aircraft Certification Service Washington, DC U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration The following Airworthiness Directive issued... more

Civil aviationFAA EMERGENCY AD ON MD-600N HELICOPTERS

USA, EMERGENCY AIRWORTHINESS DIRECTIVE Aircraft Certification Service Washington, DC U.S. Department of Transportation Federal... more