Cockpit Security
- All
- News
-
Philippines Retrieves Crashed Military Plane's Black Boxes
Philippine security forces have retrieved the cockpit voice and flight data recorders of a military aircraft that crashed in a coconut grove and killed 52 people, a top commander said Tuesday.
-
Blackberry Unveils World's First Safe and Secure Digital Cockpit Solution
BlackBerry today unveiled the world's first digital cockpit solution that empowers automakers to provide the in-car experience drivers want, with the security, safety, and reliability they need.
-
United Airlines Says Cockpit Door Codes May Have Been Published Online
Codes to gain access to United Airlines cockpits may have been made public, the carrier said on Monday, but it stopped short of confirming a report that a flight attendant inadvertently published the codes online in a potential threat to air security.
-
Pak Airline Pilot Lets Chinese Woman Into Cockpit For 2 Hours: Report
A pilot of Pakistan's flag carrier PIA has been accused of risking security by allowing a young Chinese woman into the cockpit during a flight from Tokyo to Beijing this week, days after another pilot was taken off duty for allegedly sleeping on a London-bound PIA flight.
-
Aviation Regulator Wants To Clamp Down On In-Flight Selfies
Aviation regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) may soon ask airlines to strictly enforce a ban on taking pictures inside the cockpit and other critical areas of the airplane.
-
BSF Plane Crash: Cockpit Voice Recorder Found, Sent For Investigation
The Cockpit Voice Recorder (CVR) of the ill-fated Border Security Force (BSF) plane has been retrieved from the crash site here and it has been sent for investigation, force Director General DK Pathak said today.
-
Kuwaiti Pilot Punished For Letting Ex-Porn Star Visit The Cockpit
The allegations seem more like the tawdry plot of an adult film than an actual security breach on a passenger jet flying at more than 30,000 feet.
-
Germanwings Captain Tried to Smash into Cockpit with Axe
The captain locked out of the cockpit of the Germanwings plane that crashed in the French Alps used an axe to try and force his way back in, German daily Bild said today, citing security sources.
-
Philippines Retrieves Crashed Military Plane's Black Boxes
Philippine security forces have retrieved the cockpit voice and flight data recorders of a military aircraft that crashed in a coconut grove and killed 52 people, a top commander said Tuesday.
-
Blackberry Unveils World's First Safe and Secure Digital Cockpit Solution
BlackBerry today unveiled the world's first digital cockpit solution that empowers automakers to provide the in-car experience drivers want, with the security, safety, and reliability they need.
-
United Airlines Says Cockpit Door Codes May Have Been Published Online
Codes to gain access to United Airlines cockpits may have been made public, the carrier said on Monday, but it stopped short of confirming a report that a flight attendant inadvertently published the codes online in a potential threat to air security.
-
Pak Airline Pilot Lets Chinese Woman Into Cockpit For 2 Hours: Report
A pilot of Pakistan's flag carrier PIA has been accused of risking security by allowing a young Chinese woman into the cockpit during a flight from Tokyo to Beijing this week, days after another pilot was taken off duty for allegedly sleeping on a London-bound PIA flight.
-
Aviation Regulator Wants To Clamp Down On In-Flight Selfies
Aviation regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) may soon ask airlines to strictly enforce a ban on taking pictures inside the cockpit and other critical areas of the airplane.
-
BSF Plane Crash: Cockpit Voice Recorder Found, Sent For Investigation
The Cockpit Voice Recorder (CVR) of the ill-fated Border Security Force (BSF) plane has been retrieved from the crash site here and it has been sent for investigation, force Director General DK Pathak said today.
-
Kuwaiti Pilot Punished For Letting Ex-Porn Star Visit The Cockpit
The allegations seem more like the tawdry plot of an adult film than an actual security breach on a passenger jet flying at more than 30,000 feet.
-
Germanwings Captain Tried to Smash into Cockpit with Axe
The captain locked out of the cockpit of the Germanwings plane that crashed in the French Alps used an axe to try and force his way back in, German daily Bild said today, citing security sources.
