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Safe aircraft evacuation: why carry-on luggage must stay behind as passengers follow crew instructions

IATA’s “Save a Life, Not a Bag” campaign reminds passengers that carry-on luggage must be left behind during an emergency aircraft evacuation. Crew instructions, FAA guidance and EASA advice all point to the same rule: seconds matter, and bags in the aisle can slow exits, damage slides and endanger lives in the cabin

09.06.2026

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Airbus buys Quarkslab and strengthens cyber defense as aviation enters a period of greater digital threats

Find out why Airbus is acquiring Quarkslab and what this move means for air traffic security, the protection of connected aircraft, and the broader European response to growing cyber threats in aviation. We bring an overview of the business, security, and regulatory context.

21.04.2026

Travel

EL AL expands its flight network while war risks persist: the return of air traffic raises new safety questions

Find out why EL AL’s decision to restore almost regular flights does not necessarily mean a return to stability. We bring an overview of safety assessments, the fragile ceasefire between Israel, Iran, and the US, and the reasons why part of the aviation industry is returning to operations even though the risks above the Middle East have not disappeared.

13.04.2026

Travel

New European Union aviation safety rules aimed at protecting passengers and cargo

The European Union has introduced new security measures for air traffic due to the growing threat of terrorism. These measures include enhanced inspections of passengers and cargo, as well as the use of advanced technology to detect dangerous goods. The aim is to ensure safety in air traffic and prevent possible attacks.

26.10.2024

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Articles with this tag

Safe aircraft evacuation: why carry-on luggage must stay behind as passengers follow crew instructions

Airbus buys Quarkslab and strengthens cyber defense as aviation enters a period of greater digital threats

EL AL expands its flight network while war risks persist: the return of air traffic raises new safety questions

New European Union aviation safety rules aimed at protecting passengers and cargo

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