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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

Travel

The ALERT Act after the Reagan National tragedy brings stricter measures for the safety of U.S. air traffic

We bring an overview of the ALERT Act, the law that came into focus after the fatal collision near Reagan National. Find out what changes Washington is planning in civil and military aviation, why helicopter routes are under special scrutiny, and how new technologies should reduce the risk of new tragedies.

27.03.2026

Travel

Boeing steps up the 777-9 campaign as the FAA tightens oversight after the 737 MAX and the Alaska Airlines incident

Find out why Boeing is publicly highlighting strict icing tests and certification of the new 777-9, what additional checks the FAA is requiring, and how, after the NTSB investigation of Alaska Airlines Flight 1282 and the 737 MAX case, timelines, costs, and 777X delivery plans are changing — now expected only in 2027 — for carriers and passengers.

27.02.2026

Travel

U.S. travel industry warns: shutdown and budget gridlock crush air traffic and economy

We bring an overview of warnings from the U.S. Travel Association and AHLA: the 2025 shutdown is estimated at $6.1 billion in losses, with millions of passengers affected by delays and FAA flight cuts. Find out what the new standoff after January 31, 2026, means for airports, hotels, and security services and how the cost spills over to the economy.

03.02.2026

Travel

Direct U.S.–Venezuela flights return after seven years, with American Airlines and security conditions

Find out what the announced return of nonstop flights between the U.S. and Venezuela means: after the FAA lifts part of its restrictions, American Airlines is awaiting final approvals and security assessments. We provide the context of diplomatic moves and what still holds back travel – “do not travel” warnings, visas, bonds, TPS, and weak consular services.

02.02.2026

Faa

Articles with this tag

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

The ALERT Act after the Reagan National tragedy brings stricter measures for the safety of U.S. air traffic

Boeing steps up the 777-9 campaign as the FAA tightens oversight after the 737 MAX and the Alaska Airlines incident

U.S. travel industry warns: shutdown and budget gridlock crush air traffic and economy

Direct U.S.–Venezuela flights return after seven years, with American Airlines and security conditions

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