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Planes wait on the tarmac at Miami International Airport

Planes collide at Miami International Airport while taxiing, a day after nationwide ground stop

A Copa Airlines flight and a UPS cargo flight collided on the ground at the Miami airport.

  • By Zachary Folk
American Airlines planes parked at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport

US blames ‘decades-old’ equipment for nationwide grounding as flights resume

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said the ground stop was ordered following a “communication issue” impacting all air traffic control centers.

  • By Antonio Pequeño IV
A Philippine Airlines Airbus A350-1000 jet

Philippine Airlines doubles Airbus A350-1000 firm orders amid North America push

Philippine Airlines—controlled by banking and tobacco tycoon Lucio Tan—has agreed to buy nine additional A350-1000 jets from Airbus, bringing to 18 its firm orders for the long-haul jets needed to support the flag carrier’s expansion in key North American destinations.

  • By Ian Sayson
Roads closed after a jet crashed in Greenacres, Florida

20-year-old co-pilot died in Florida Learjet crash that killed 9, family says

One of the flight’s pilots reported icing and turbulence before declaring an emergency as the jet plunged sharply before crashing near a motorway in Palm Beach County, Florida.

  • By Zachary Folk

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Flights cancelled as Rex Airlines enters voluntary administration

Hours after entering a trading halt, Rex Airlines has entered voluntary administration, cancelling all flights between major airports.

  • By Anastasia Santoreneos
  • Journalist & List Editor
Qantas has come in number two on The World's Safest Airlines list for 2025, according to AirlineRatings.com’s annual review of 385 carriers. Image: Getty

Qantas loses High Court appeal over sacking of 1,700 staff

Australian airline Qantas has been dealt another blow to its reputation after losing a High Court appeal to a Federal Court ruling that it illegally sacked 17,000 ground staff during the pandemic.

  • By Jane Lindhe
  • Forbes Staff
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