The stories shaping Malaysia, in focus.
A prominent Malaysian civic leader has demanded a thorough examination of security protocols at Kuala Lumpur International Airport after a pilot was arrested in Jakarta with suspected drugs, raising concerns about screening effectiveness.
A Malaysia Airlines pilot arrested in Jakarta on drug smuggling allegations has prompted security experts to warn of serious safety vulnerabilities across Southeast Asia's aviation sector, extending far beyond one airline.
Boeing has achieved Federal Aviation Administration certification for its 737-7 aircraft, the smallest and longest-range variant in the 737 MAX family, following a prolonged development process complicated by previous safety incidents.
A Danish pilot and Greek coordinator died when two Bell helicopters collided mid-air over western Attica on Sunday while battling a major wildfire. Two other crew members survived the crash near Psatha.
Malaysia Airlines has launched an internal review after one of its pilots was arrested by Indonesian authorities on suspected narcotics charges, prompting the carrier to examine its vetting and workplace protocols.
India's civil aviation ministry has found no defects in the fuel control switch of Air India Flight AI-171, which crashed near Ahmedabad last year, killing 241 of 242 people aboard. Final investigation report expected soon.
Routine pre-flight safety demonstrations exist because of hard lessons learned from aviation disasters. Malaysia Airlines now uses cutting-edge turbulence detection technology to further protect passengers.
Families of Chinese passengers aboard Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 are appealing a Beijing court's compensation ruling, arguing the decision ignored crucial questions about the aircraft's disappearance 12 years ago.
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration has identified improper seat installation on 453 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft, creating potential injury risks during emergency landings.
Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid has urged Malaysia to establish a coordinated air disaster management system operating under unified command, emphasising the need for agencies to function as a single national team during emergencies.
Malaysia's first full-scale off-airport aircraft disaster simulation brought together more than 20 agencies near Subang to test emergency response capabilities and identify coordination gaps.
India's aircraft accident investigator has completed cockpit voice recorder transcription and psychological autopsy as its probe into last year's fatal Air India crash enters final stages, court documents reveal.
A Ryanair flight from Greece to Germany made an emergency return after a window shattered shortly after takeoff on Friday, injuring a passenger who was partially pulled from the cabin by fellow travellers.
A 66-year-old pilot who crashed a small aircraft into Beijing's CITIC Tower had documented suicidal thoughts in his diary, authorities revealed. The June 26 incident injured 13 people and raised questions about airspace security near China's capital.
Labuan Airport halted operations on July 2 after authorities discovered a suspected World War II bomb near the runway, prompting flight diversions and delays to major Malaysian cities.
A Cessna O-1 aircraft engaged in wildfire suppression crashed in Canada's Northwest Territories on Thursday, resulting in three fatalities. The crash occurred near Fort Simpson while the plane was combating a 100-hectare fire.