9+ hour, 11+ min ago (78+ words) Fox News Channel offers its audiences in-depth news reporting, along with opinion and analysis encompassing the principles of free people, free markets and diversity of thought, as an alternative to the left-of-center offerings of the news marketplace. Airbus planes return to service after recall over software upgrades Fox News multimedia reporter Caroline Elliott joins "Fox Report" with the latest on the impact of the Airbus call for repair as travelers get through the holiday weekend....

11+ hour, 47+ min ago (378+ words) Several 2024 F150 Lightnings are missing the Forward Sensing System they were supposed to have been equipped with Ford's electric pickup has long been seen as a bellwether for mainstream EV demand, but the latest news surrounding it has little to do with torque or battery range. Instead, the company now faces scrutiny of an entirely different kind inside a courtroom. Read: F-150 Lightning Production Halted Indefinitely As Ford Bets On Gas Trucks Again Ford is being sued in the United States over claims that certain 2024 F-150 Lightning models advertised with a Forward Sensing System were delivered without it. The lawsuit alleges that customers have "incurred damages" due to the missing safety feature and that the company's efforts to make amends have fallen short. Missing Sensors or Missing Disclosure? The class action, filed in the US District Court for the Eastern District of California,…...

12+ hour, 18+ min ago (96+ words) Airbus, the world's largest planemaker, has ordered an urgent recall of about 6,000 A320 jets, more than half of its global fleet. Many of the jets have already returned to service, with the required upgrade reportedly taking only a few hours.... A320 recall: What's behind the Airbus safety fix Airbus, the world's largest planemaker, has ordered an urgent recall of about 6,000 A320 jets, more than half of its global fleet. Many of the jets have already returned to service, with the required upgrade reportedly taking only a few hours. CGTN's Michael Marillier explains....

20+ hour, 34+ min ago (254+ words) You could say that the case is closed. An investigation into Ford SUVs due to cracked fuel injectors has led to a full-blown recall. See if your Ford SUV needs to visit a local dealership for service, as this engine may lead to engine fires." Back in 2024, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) opened an investigation into certain Ford SUVs. Drivers complained that repairs related to cracked fuel injectors didn't correct the issue." The NHTSA learned that the fuel injectors weren't repaired or replaced. The problem was related to high pressure in the fuel injectors causing them to crack. As a result, fuel vapors and gas could leak onto hot engine components, increasing the risk of engine fires." The correct the problem, Ford dealers updated engine control software designed to detect a pressure drop in the fuel rails, alert…...

1+ day, 15+ min ago (70+ words) The recall hits over HALF of all A320s worldwide just before peak holiday travel rushMore than 3,000 were airborne when the directive dropped " MAJOR... Airbus orders IMMEDIATE repairs for 6,000 A320 jets after a flight-control software defect " Reuters The recall hits over HALF of all A320s worldwide just before peak holiday travel rush More than 3,000 were airborne when the directive dropped " MAJOR delays now looming...

1+ day, 35+ min ago (184+ words) Airbus A320 recall in UAE: Regulator says safety inspections underway on aircraft - Airbus A320 recall in UAE: Regulator says safety inspections underway on aircraft Why Airbus recalled A320s, what it means for UAE airlines; all you need to know UAE National Day: 3-day free parking, no Darb tolls in Abu Dhabi Cheapest gold rate in UAE: 14K gold price revealed for first time in Dubai The safety inspections and required maintenance on Airbus A320 aircraft is underway, the UAE regulator confirmed to Khaleej Times on Saturday. "Following the Emergency Airworthiness Directive (EAD) issued by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) regarding the worldwide Airbus A320 fleet, the UAE General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) confirms that safety inspections and required maintenance on A320 aircraft operated by UAE national carriers are currently underway," the GCAA said in a statement. Abu Dhabi rents surge 14% as demand from expats outpaces…...

1+ day, 4+ hour ago (55+ words) The Greatest News Site On The Internet. Home of CFP Nation. Airbus A320 recall disrupts global travel after glitch linked to solar flares. Posted by Kane on November 29, 2025 2:37 am Airbus A320 recall disrupts global travel after glitch linked to solar flares. Posted by Kane on November 29, 2025 2:37 am...

1+ day, 6+ hour ago (233+ words) Updated - November 29, 2025 11:21 am IST Airbus said in a statement a recent incident involving an A320-family aircraft had revealed that intense solar radiation may corrupt data critical to the functioning of flight controls. "Airbus acknowledges these recommendations will lead to operational disruptions to passengers and customers," the company said. For about two-thirds of the affected jets, the recall will result in a relatively brief grounding as airlines revert to a previous software version, industry sources said. But the scale of the operation is expected to cause significant disruption. Hundreds of jets may also have to have hardware changed, leading to weeks out of service. Follow here for more updates, Europe's Airbus said on Friday (November 28, 2025) it was ordering an immediate software change on a significant number of its best-selling A320 family of jets in a move that industry sources said would involve…...

1+ day, 10+ hour ago (593+ words) Airbus has issued a global technical directive for its A320 family aircraft due to a potential vulnerability to solar radiation corrupting flight control data. This has prompted Indian carriers Air India and IndiGo to ground portions of their fleets for urgent software and hardware upgrades, leading to expected flight delays....

1+ day, 11+ hour ago (665+ words) In 2025, auto recalls became as routine as oil changes. Not because cars are getting worse, but because they're getting smarter faster than the industry can keep up. From software bugs and malfunctioning displays to failed over-the-air updates (OTA), this year's surge in software-related recalls has exposed a deeper flaw: Western automakers are running 21st-century code with industrial-era mindsets. The same rigid processes that once guaranteed safety are now slowing down fixes that ensure it. The future of auto safety depends on a mental shift as much as a technical one. Until manufacturers learn to think like tech companies " iterating, monitoring, and improving in real time " the recall crisis will only get worse. Auto manufacturers remain deeply tied to a culture that prioritizes process over speed. Their slow, deliberate development cycles were once celebrated as hallmarks of reliability. Toyota, for instance,…...