Hacker News with Generative AI: Aviation Safety

FBI shares photos of pieces of drone that damaged super scooper aircraft (abc7ny.com)
The FBI released new photos of a damaged water-dropping super scooper firefighting aircraft that collided with a drone over the Palisades Fire.
Jeju Air jet black boxes stopped recording before crash: transport ministry (koreatimes.co.kr)
The black boxes holding the flight data and cockpit voice recorders for the crashed Jeju Air flight that left 179 people dead stopped recording four minutes before the disaster, Korea's transport ministry said Saturday.
Missiles are now the biggest killer of airline passengers (wsj.com)
Jetliners being accidentally blasted out of the sky has become the leading cause of commercial-aviation deaths over recent years, marking a new trend running counter to an otherwise improving safety picture.
Planes over N.J. hit by lasers as hunt for drones continues (nj.com)
Several pilots flying over New Jersey reported their planes were hit by lasers in recent days, leading aviation officials to warn residents about the dangers of pointing lasers at aircraft.
Two men arrested after drone flies 'dangerously close' to Boston's Logan Airport (cnn.com)
Airbus A380 flew for 300 hours with meter-long tool left inside engine (theregister.com)
An Airbus A380 operated by Australian airline Qantas clocked over 290 hours of flight time despite a tool having been left inside one of its engines, according to a report from the Australian Transport Safety Bureau.
Urgent Boeing safety issue not taken seriously by the FAA, key regulator says (cnn.com)
NTSB Issues Urgent Safety Recommendations on Boeing 737 Rudder System (ntsb.gov:443)
The National Transportation Safety Board Thursday issued urgent safety recommendations to The Boeing Company and the Federal Aviation Administration in response to the potential for a jammed or restricted rudder control system on some 737 airplanes.
NTSB Issues Urgent Safety Recommendations on Boeing 737 Rudder System (ntsb.gov:443)
The National Transportation Safety Board Thursday issued urgent safety recommendations to The Boeing Company and the Federal Aviation Administration in response to the potential for a jammed or restricted rudder control system on some 737 airplanes.
Pilots Are Dying of Tiredness. Tech Can't Save Them (wired.com)
India’s $13.9 billion aviation industry—projected to cater to over 300 million domestically by 2030—is a ticking time bomb.
Boeing's door-panel blowout came after years of overlooked issues (washingtonpost.com)
Alaska Airlines blowout: Crew detail 'chaos' after mid-air blowout (bbc.com)
B-1B crash result of pilot error and 'culture of noncompliance' (taskandpurpose.com)
Pilots said nothing as Southwest plane flew dangerously low over Tampa Bay (tampabay.com)
Boeing faces fresh safety questions after engine fire on flight from Scotland (theguardian.com)
Southwest flight came within 400 feet of crashing into the ocean (cnn.com)
Southwest Plane Plunged Within 400 Feet of Ocean Near Hawaii (msn.com)
Southwest Plane Plunged Within 400 Feet of Ocean Near Hawaii (bloomberg.com)
Effect of passenger position on crash injury risk in aircraft (2015) [pdf] (tc.faa.gov)
Boeing Passenger Jet Nearly Crashes Because of Known Software Bug (independent.co.uk)
Air Canada's Boeing 777 trails flames on take-off (twitter.com)
Boeing 737 flight from UK was 'seconds from disaster after software glitch' (metro.co.uk)
Boeing's largest plant in 'panic mode' amid safety crisis, say workers and union (theguardian.com)
Second Boeing whistleblower dies after raising concerns about 737 MAX (independent.co.uk)
Department of Justice says Boeing may be criminally liable in 737 MAX crashes (usatoday.com)
Boeing faces new US investigation into 'missed' 787 inspections (theguardian.com)
Second Boeing Whistleblower Dies in Less Than Two Months (newshub.co.nz)
Second Boeing whistleblower dies after raising concerns about 737 MAX (independent.co.uk)
Whistle­blow­er who accused Boeing supplier of ignoring defects dies (aljazeera.com)
Boeing whistleblower says 787 fleet should be grounded (thehill.com)