By Lisa Barrington SEOUL (Reuters) -Several airlines have updated their guidance on carrying lithium batteries onboard. The ...

Several airlines have updated their guidance on carrying lithium batteries onboard. The batteries are in devices such as ...

Korean Air officials agreed to a $32.7 billion purchase of Boeing aircraft and GE Aerospace engines that are made in the ...

Airlines worldwide are tightening regulations on carrying lithium batteries onboard due to safety concerns. The new rules prohibit charging or using power banks during flights, aiming to prevent ...

Several airlines in Asia are tightening rules on carrying lithium batteries on planes following a series of overheating and ...

An Air France flight to the Caribbean returned to Paris last week after a passenger could not locate their cellphone, taking ...

A fire on an Air Busan plane in January, likely caused by a faulty power bank, has led to increased scrutiny of lithium-ion battery safety.

SEOUL—Korean Air Chairman and CEO Walter Cho said the airline will retain Air Busan’s presence and network in its home city of Busan, despite concerns that the integration of Air Busan ...

This change follows a fire incident on an Air Busan Airbus A321 aircraft at Gimhae International Airport (PUS) two months ago. A Reuters report states that South Korean investigators have yet to ...

Korean investigators have disclosed that the fire which destroyed an Air Busan Airbus A321 originated in a rear overhead luggage bin, as the aircraft awaited a delayed pushback from Gimhae airport.

The Air Busan plane caught fire at Gimhae International Airport in the country's south on 28 January – causing three people on board to sustain minor injuries. On Friday, South Korea's transport ...

Airlines across multiple countries are updating policies related to carrying lithium batteries due to increasing safety incidents. South Korea, Hong Kong, and Malaysia are set to implement stricter ...