Investigations into a tragic plane crash that killed 132 people earlier this year have revealed that it was likely not due to technical fault.

Air crash investigators are looking further into what caused a passenger plane carrying 132 people to nosedive into mountains in southern China.

It’s been a heavy week in aviation news, but we’ve lightened the load for you here by compiling yet another comprehensive wrap.

There’s good news aplenty in this week’s Aviation Wrap, best enjoyed while listening to Ozzy Osbourne’s “Flying High Again”.

The airline said the proposal caused turmoil and made passengers feel “unsafe”. We didn’t realise engagements were that dangerous but go figure.

It’s Tuesday and that means Airline Wrap day. It’s also cheap steak day at our local, so don’t expect any emails after 2pm.

A Travel Weekly flight was delayed once after a passenger got busted smuggling 7 bottles of red onto the plane. Yes, it was us.

It’s St Patrick’s Day! That can only mean two things, Guinness all around and Tinder activity will be at an all time high by 5pm.

It’s a turbulent start for China Eastern which only began services to Sydney last week.

China Eastern Airlines increases flights to sunshine state.

Delta Air Lines is stretching its longstanding relationship with China Eastern Airlines, taking a bite into its business and buying a stake.

Tourism Australia has inked a $9 million marketing deal with China’s second largest international carrier, China Eastern Airlines. TA managing […]