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SpaceWatch Global
• Torsten Kriening
#SpaceWatchGL Opinion - Europe's Space Shield Has Lost Its Name. It Must Not Lose Its Purpose.
By SpaceWatch Global: Seven EU states want the European Space Shield renamed and steered by capitals. Torsten Kriening on why sovereignty alone won't protect Europe in orbit.
The Space Review
The Space Review: US space dominance: big changes are ahead
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Space.com
• Leonard David
Can we protect historic sites on the moon from the coming lunar rush?
By Space.com: As lunar traffic increases, controlled crash landings of moon orbiters and rocket stages are becoming an attractive end-of-mission disposal strategy. And that's a problem.
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Air Data News
• Ricardo Meier
Airbus targets 100 aircraft per month for A320 successor
By Air Data News: Airbus is preparing its next-generation single-aisle aircraft for a production rate of around 100 jets per month, an unprecedented industrial target that would significantly exceed the output planned for today's A320neo family.
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ch-aviation
• Dirk Andrei Salcedo
Israel's Israir to wet lease B737-8 capacity in mid-4Q26
By ch-aviation: This article is only available with a subscription for Commercial Aviation News, Operator & Airport Data.
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Reuters
• Oliver Taslic
Breakingviews - COMMENTARY: Oil’s new normal undercuts jet maintenance boom
By Reuters: Big plane shortages have long been good for $322 bln GE and rivals that repair existing aircraft. Higher-for-longer fuel prices threaten this cash cow – airlines might retire planes instead of seek repairs.
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Bloomberg
• Brent Crane
Why Garmin’s CEO Is Flying High
By Bloomberg: The company hit $7.2 billion in sales last year across fitness, outdoor, marine, automotive and aviation. CEO Cliff Pemble, its sixth employee hired in 1989, has been there for the whole ride.
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Bloomberg
• Ted Mann
SpaceX Push on Spectrum Access Gets Aerospace Industry Backlash
By Bloomberg: SpaceX and its allies are pushing the Trump administration for easier access to bands of wireless spectrum, triggering fierce opposition from other users of the same frequencies who warn that the space industry’s plans risk disrupting everything from flight tests to hospital equipment to TV broadcasts.
