Ethiopia’s transport minister says there were altitude fluctuations in the minutes after take-off during two doomed flights.

The last 737 MAX 8 aircraft flying anywhere worldwide are grounded as the United States’ FAA says there is evidence of a link.

The number of countries grounding Boeing's MAX 8 after Sunday’s disaster is increasing, but Icelandair and Norwegian have confidence in the model.

Heavy turbulence injured dozens of people towards the end of a flight from Istanbul to New York.

An Ethiopian Airlines MAX 8 with 157 people on board crashed minutes after take-off, the same new aircraft type as the Lion Air crash last year.

An engine on an A320 accelerating on the runway suddenly failed, prompting the pilots to slam on the brakes.

Rabindra Adhikari was among seven people killed after visiting a remote hilltop temple in the east of the country.

Nearly half of ferry employees say in a report that they would not be able to extinguish a fire if one was to break out.

An investigation into a troubled emergency evacuation incident over a year ago found serious faults.

An aircraft operated by Norwegian lands, despite being told to go around so another plane could leave the runway.

A new proposal that is likely to be approved will ensure that all foreign arrivals buy various levels of insurance.

It is hoped that the device, which was buried in eight metres of mud, will reveal the pilots’ conversations.

A report has finally concluded, years afterwards, that pilot fatigue was to blame for the serious incident.

An avalanche is believed to have hit the four skiers last week, and medical experts say there is no chance of survival.

But there has been “enormous progress in terms of safety in the past two decades”, experts stress.

The Ethiopian Airlines 787-9 with 75 passengers would have flown to Addis Ababa via Stockholm but was stopped in its tracks.

The aircraft operated by Precision Air hit a flock of birds just as it was landing at an airport in Tanzania.

Emergency services swoop on a Dreamliner after its wing collides with the wall of one of the airport buildings.

The risk of losing your life on a flight is miniscule, but a Nordic aviation expert says there are things you can do to cut the risk even further.

An emergency directive has been issued, so more information is given to pilots. Airlines flying the aircraft types include Norwegian and Icelandair.