Aviation Weekly News Roundup – 14 March 2025
Sofema Aviation Services
Aviation Regulatory Experts with over 85 000 satisfied customers, 100+ Training Partners and 650+ training courses
Sofema Aviation Services shares the latest events in the Aviation business from around the world in our Aviation Weekly News Roundup:
> Passengers evacuate after American Airlines plane catches fire in Denver More than 170 passengers and six crew members were evacuated after the engine of an American Airlines jet – outbound from Colorado Springs – caught fire on landing in Denver. Read More
> Six aerospace companies make the Top 100 Global Innovators list Six aerospace companies have been listed on the annual Clarivate TOP 100 Global Innovators list which highlights global companies that are leading the world in technology research and innovation. Read More
> Transforming Baggage Handling: Key Trends Shaping the Aviation Industry Efficient baggage handling is crucial for seamless air travel experiences. Recent trends indicate a significant shift towards technological advancements and sustainable practices in the aviation industry. Read More
> The rules for power banks on flights are changing. Here’s what to know Singapore Airlines has become the latest international airline to ban the use of portable power banks while onboard its flights. Read More
> Ground Handlers Must Comply with New EASA Regulations Handlers, aircraft operators, and airports have three years to comply with new rules in Europe. Read More
> Embraer eyes manufacturing possibilities in Poland Brazilian OEM Embraer is setting out plans for a potential final assembly line in Poland following a recent visit to the country. Read More
> A Spanish Airline Becomes Europe’s Most Punctual Airline A leading Spanish airline has earned the title of Europe’s most punctual carrier, delivering 91.25% of its flights on time in February 2025. Read More
> Sofema Online is expanding its Bursary Program – €10,000 in training support for academic aviation institutions worldwide Sofema is expanding its Bursary Program to support aviation-focused universities, colleges, and academic aviation institutions worldwide. Now offering up to €10,000 in training support, this initiative provides a 50% discount on Sofema Online courses, with funding matched by Sofema Aviation Services (SAS). Read More