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AINonlineAmy Wilder

GAO says U.S. airspace communications remain vulnerable to spoofing, makes nine FAA cybersecurity recommendations

The Government Accountability Office says vulnerabilities in national airspace communications could allow spoofing and urges the FAA to strengthen its cybersecurity posture. The agency issued nine recommendations, underscoring risks to systems that support air traffic management and the resilience of U.S. aviation infrastructure.

2026-09-22T13:36:15.906984-07:00
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Aviation WeekSteve Trimble

Honeywell Reveals Interim Cooling Upgrade For F-35

By Aviation Week: Honeywell plans to roll out a 25% cooling system capacity upgrade for the Lockheed Martin F-35’s overheated electronics in three to four years, the company announced Sept.

2026-09-22T13:51:21.074689-07:00
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Space Intel ReportPeter B. de Selding

What Europe Must Do to Raise Ariane 6’s Flight Rate Beyond 12 Launches a Year

By Space Intel Report: PARIS — Europe’s launch sector is scheduled to meet Sept. 23 in Brussels for 2nd EU Access to Space Conference, another session to combine self-congratulation for its successes and hand-wringing about its defects.

2026-09-22T13:51:01.908443-07:00
Reuters

Iraq suspends Iranian flights to Baghdad after US sanctions threat, sources say

By Reuters: Iraq ordered its civil aviation authority to suspend Iranian flights to Baghdad airport starting ​Wednesday, two sources told Reuters, after the United States ‌threatened to sanction any airport that services Iranian carriers.

2026-09-22T12:50:33.526704-07:00
FlightGlobalLizzie Rix

Electra demonstrates ‘helicopter style’ operations with EL2 Ultra-Short aircraft

By FlightGlobal: A hybrid-electric EL2 Ultra Short aircraft has successfully completed test flights from a commercial heliport in Virginia.

2026-09-22T10:51:16.003654-07:00