Investigation
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Boeing 767 Engine Fire Mid-Flight Over US
On July 18, a Delta Boeing 767-400ER (DL446) experienced an engine fire shortly after taking off from LAX, prompting a safe emergency landing. All 226 passengers and 9 crew disembarked normally. The incident is under investigation. This follows a similar event on July 12, where a WestJet Boeing 737 MAX 8 at Vancouver International Airport had an engine fire after arriving from Tampa. Passengers were safely evacuated, and no injuries were reported. That fire is also under investigation.
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Brothers’ “Scam Car” Exposé Backfires: One Year Later, They Accuse WanCheYanXiShe of Tax Evasion
The “Kuangbiao Brothers,” known for controversial tactics in China’s automotive market, have accused used car dealership “WanChe Yanxi She” of tax evasion, reigniting a feud from a previous dispute over a used car sale. The dealership denies the claims and demands a retraction. Last year, the brothers questioned a used NIO vehicle from the dealership due to alleged defects. An independent inspection cleared the car, and the dealership then sued the brothers for reputational damage. The matter is under investigation.
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Ele.me Responds to Former Logistics Head’s Detention: Alleged Embezzlement, Previously at JD.com
Former Ele.me CEO and logistics head Han Liu has been taken into custody. An internal investigation revealed “job-related crimes,” prompting Ele.me to report to law enforcement. Han Liu, who previously held positions at JD.com and Alibaba, became CEO in March 2024 and oversaw instant delivery before the incident in June 2025 at the Shanghai office. The company emphasizes adhering to its code of conduct.
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Man, 41, Arrested After Sex Toys Found in Shared Bike Seat: Authorities Report
Shanghai authorities arrested a 41-year-old man after an adult novelty item was found hidden in a shared bicycle seat. The incident began when a rider discovered the item, which later vibrated after removal. Police investigation revealed the suspect, visiting Shanghai, placed the item for “psychological stimulation.” The case remains under review.
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Man Soars into Commercial Plane’s Flight Path on Glider; Could Face Lifetime Ban
A Chinese paraglider, known as “Brother Six,” survived an unauthorized flight to over 8,500 meters in the Qilian Mountains, without oxygen or specialized gear. The perilous ascent triggered an investigation, as his altitude overlapped with commercial airliners’ usual flight paths. Experts highlight the risks of high-altitude paragliding and possible severe consequences for the pilot, including license revocation and a lifetime ban due to the safety hazard.
