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Long queues, leaky ceilings: Can new investors pilot Malaysia’s main airport up the rankings?

A key transit hub that was once ranked second-best airport in the world in 2001, KLIA has been slipping down the Skytrax global airport rankings since 2013. In 2024, it fell…

  • Published: July 15, 202412:20 pm
  • Author Zunaira Saieed
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‘Eyes’ to detect debris on Changi Airport runways among AI projects showcased at conference

Named iFerret, it provides a 24-hour scan of the runway, instead of relying only on airport staff who scan the runways several times daily.

  • Published: July 12, 202411:02 am
  • Author Osmond Chia
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Korean Air halts inflight services 40 minutes before landing for passenger safety

The Korea Times said the move is meant to give cabin crew more time to focus on the safety of passengers and their own before descent, when accidents are most likely to occur.

  • Published: July 3, 202411:10 am
  • Author The Straits Times
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Eight airports in Japan to receive more air traffic controllers after Haneda crash

The move is seen as an emergency measure to prevent accidents on runways following a fatal collision between a Japan Airlines jetliner and a Japan Coast Guard plane at Tokyo’s…

  • Published: June 27, 20247:45 am
  • Author The Yomiuri Shimbun
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China’s homegrown HH-100 cargo drone completes first flight test

The completion of the test allows the commercial model to be entered into test-flight phase for scientific research, said the report.

  • Published: June 13, 20246:55 am
  • Author Yan Xingzhou
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Singapore Airlines offers compensation to passengers of turbulence-hit SQ321

Those who suffered minor injuries have been offered US$10,000 (S$13,500) while the national carrier has offered US$25,000 as an advance payment for passengers who sustained…

  • Published: June 11, 20241:10 pm
  • Author Aqil Hamzah
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New Phnom Penh airport set for early ’25 operations

According to authorities, the airport will enter service in the first half of next year. Construction of the $1.5 billion facility, which will serve Phnom Penh, is on schedule and…

  • Published: June 10, 20246:55 am
  • Author Niem Chheng
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More airlines reviewing safety protocols after SQ321 incident, but no wholesale changes made: Iata

Singapore Airlines had updated its safety measures—meal service must now be completely paused, and cabin crew members have to buckle up when the seat-belt sign is turned on.

  • Published: June 4, 20247:45 am
  • Author Grace Leong
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SQ321 injuries likely caused by rapid changes in G-force, 178ft drop over 4.6sec

Initial findings showed that passengers had only eight seconds to react after pilots turned on the “fasten seat belt” sign before the aircraft was hit by severe turbulence.

  • Published: May 30, 20248:05 am
  • Author Mike Yeo
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Worst injuries include possible paralysis: Thai doctors treating SQ321 passengers

While all patients at Samitivej Srinakarin Hospital are in stable condition, recovery could be weeks or even years, said Dr Krittanai Thangsakul, who was in charge of treating…

  • Published: May 29, 20248:18 am
  • Author Tan Tam Mei

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