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NEWS Oct 14, 2026 Saab Weighs Canadian GlobalEye Production Line to Match Growing Surveillance Aircraft Orders Saab is considering establishing GlobalEye production in Canada as demand for the airborne early warning aircraft climbs across NATO nations. Read More →
NEWS Oct 14, 2026 Lawmakers Press FAA to Suspend AI Air Traffic Control Tool at Washington-Area Airports Senators and union leaders urge the FAA to pause an AI-driven air traffic management tool at DC airports, citing safety concerns. Read More →
NEWS Oct 13, 2026 FAA Orders Engine Repairs on Airbus A380 Fleet After Uncontained Failure The FAA has ordered inspections and repairs on Engine Alliance GP7200 engines powering Airbus A380s after an uncontained failure during takeoff. Read More →
NEWS Oct 09, 2026 Boeing's Touchscreen Flight Controls for 737 Draw Sharp Criticism from Pilots Boeing's plan to introduce Touchscreen Control Display Units on the 737 has sparked backlash from pilots who warn of safety and usability concerns. Read More →
NEWS Oct 08, 2026 Frontier Airlines Flight Attendant Restrains Passenger Who Lunged for Cabin Door During Atlanta Jet Bridge Delay A Frontier Airlines flight attendant physically restrained a passenger who lunged for the cabin door after a broken jet bridge trapped travelers aboard a sweltering A321. Read More →
ROUTES Oct 05, 2026 Caribbean Airlines Expands Network With New Toronto and Caracas Routes Caribbean Airlines launches new service from Tobago to Toronto and Port of Spain to Caracas as the carrier adjusts its regional and international network. Read More →
INFORMATIONAL Oct 03, 2026 The $30 Billion Question: Why America's Air Traffic Control Overhaul Keeps Getting More Expensive The U.S. government is seeking $30 billion more to modernize America’s aging air traffic control system. Explore the rising $42.5 billion price tag, GAO oversight concerns, and where the new funding would go. Read More →
NEWS Oct 01, 2026 FAA to Convene Review Panel on Boeing 737 MAX Software Issue That May Burden Pilots During Landing The FAA will convene a panel as soon as Friday to review a Boeing 737 MAX software glitch that could increase pilot workload during landing operations. Read More →
NEWS Sep 22, 2026 FAA Equipment Outage Grounds Flights at Newark, JFK and Philadelphia Airports An FAA air traffic control equipment outage triggered ground stops at Newark, JFK and Philadelphia airports, causing widespread flight delays. Read More →
NEWS Sep 22, 2026 Frontier Airlines to Introduce First-Class Seating in 2027, Departing From Ultra-Low-Cost Roots Frontier Airlines will add first-class seats in 2027, marking a major shift from its ultra-low-cost model as it targets premium travelers. Read More →