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Hello :)Upgrade to the daily newsletter today, and you'll never miss the next incident or accident. Upgrade to our daily newsletter. New articles   Qatar B788 near Lagos on Jan 16th 2026, oxygen system failure   17.01.26 / Incident   A Qatar Airways Boeing 787-8, registration A7-BCL performing flight QR-1406 from Lagos (Nigeria) to Doha (Qatar) with 248 passengers and 12 crew, was climbing through about FL220 out of Lagos when the crew reported a failure of their oxygen system,...   (Photo credit: Riik@mctr / Flickr / License: CC by-sa)   Go to article » Cairo A320 near Cairo on Jan 15th 2026, cabin pressure, then generator problems   17.01.26 / Incident   An Air Cairo Airbus A320-200, registration SU-BPX performing flight SM-427 from Cairo (Egypt) to Gassim (Saudi Arabia), was climbing through about FL270 out of Cairo when the cabin altitude climbed through 11000 feet prompting the crew to initiate a...   Go to article »   IDA AT42 near Makassar on Jan 17th 2026, aircraft collided with terrain   18.01.26 / Crash   An IDA Indonesia Air Transport Avions de Transport Regional ATR-42-500, registration PK-THT performing a flight from Yogyakarta to Makassar (Indonesia) with 11 people on board, was enroute near Makassar when the aircraft disappeared from radar,...   Go to article »   American A319 at Monterey on Jan 15th 2026, landing gear did not extend   16.01.26 / Incident   An American Airlines Airbus A319-100, registration N816AW performing flight AA-1866 from Phoenix,AZ to Monterey,CA (USA) with 90 people on board, was on final approach to Monterey's runway 10R when the crew initiated a go around reporting a problem...   (Photo credit: col29071962 / Flickr / License: CC by-nd)   Go to article »   JAC AT72 at Kagoshima on Jan 16th 2026, propeller problem   16.01.26 / Incident   A JAC Japan Air Commuter Avions de Transport Regional ATR-72-212A on behalf of JAL Japan Airlines, registration JA08JC performing flight JL-3801 from Kagoshima to Wadomari (Japan) with 35 people on board, was climbing out of Kagoshima's runway 34...   Go to article »