Sharad Ranabhat is a writer at AirInsight.com. He specializes in aviation and aerospace, focusing on topics such as airlines, Boeing, Airbus, and the implications of the Russia-Ukraine War. Sharad's work has been featured in prominent publications including The Travelers Club, Airways Magazine, AIRLIVE LIMITED, and Aviation a2z.
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Sharad Ranabhat's coverage primarily focuses on aviation, airline incidents, and airport-related news. The articles indicate a preference for breaking or evolving stories related to transportation and logistics with a significant focus on tragedy. Therefore, individuals or organizations reaching out to Sharad should provide insights into ongoing developments in the aviation industry, particularly those related to aircraft incidents and accidents.
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DELHI - The Delhi High Court has ruled that airlines must increase pilots' weekly rest from 36 to 48 hours starting July 1, 2025. The decision follows a prolong
Southeast Asia’s aviation sector continued to experience dynamic changes in February 2025, with some airports seeing strong growth while others faced slight d
SAN FRANCISCO - An Asiana Airlines (OZ) Airbus A350-900, operating flight OZ212 from Seoul Incheon (ICN) to San Francisco International Airport (SFO), was warn
As of February 2025, American Airlines (AA) operates a vast fleet of 981 mainline aircraft, making it the third-largest commercial airline fleet in the world. T
DUBLIN – A Delta Air Lines (DL) Airbus A330 was forced to divert to Dublin Airport (DUB) while en route from Amsterdam-Schiphol (AMS) to Detroit Metropolitan Airport (DTW) due to a mysterious odor in the cabin.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) released its 2024 Annual Safety Report, highlighting the progress and challenges in aviation safety.
DALLAS – As of March 2025, Southwest Airlines (WN) operates an all-Boeing fleet of 800 Boeing 737 aircraft, making it one of the largest commercial airlines in the world.
By: Sharad Ranabhat
Oceania Weekly: Cyclone Megan disrupts flights in Oceania, Air New Zealand faces leadership change, and LATAM expands codeshare with Qantas.
March 2025 has brought significant expansion in the US airline market, with most carriers adding seats at an impressive rate compared to the same period last year.
On March 13, 2025, an American Airlines Boeing 737 suffered an engine fire after an emergency landing at Denver International Airport. This incident forced many passengers to evacuate by climbing out onto a wing and using emergency slides.
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