aviation   NTSB   Aviation Safety & Regulation  
Flying Magazine • Meg Godlewski

NTSB preliminary findings point to possible military signal jamming role in fatal air ambulance crash, underscoring GPS-loss pro

A preliminary NTSB report is examining whether military signal jamming contributed to a fatal air ambulance crash, with investigators highlighting GPS degradation or failure as a key factor. The report emphasizes that pilots must sustain robust situational awareness and follow procedures designed for navigation outages.

2026-07-02T11:16:48.538533-07:00
space   Museums   Europe   Space Exploration & Science Missions   Commercial Space   Space Defense & Militarization  
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SpaceNews.com • Jarosław Adamowski

Polish space tech company Sybilla Technologies secures funds to enter U.S. market

By SpaceNews.com: RSAW, Poland — The Polish state-owned bank BGK and European venture capital firm 3TS Capital Partners have unveiled an investment of around 35 million zloty ($10 million) in Poland’s space tech company Sybilla Technologies.

2026-07-02T10:59:01.862950-07:00
space   Satellite   Launch Vehicles & Space Transportation   Commercial Space   Space Policy & International Cooperation  
European Spaceflight • Andrew Parsonson

Isar Aerospace to Launch Satellite for Planet Germany

By European Spaceflight: Planet Germany has selected Isar Aerospace to launch a Pelican Earth observation satellite aboard a Spectrum within the next 12 months.

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2026-07-02T08:25:45.455171-07:00
aviation   Leadership   Europe   Air Canada  
Bloomberg • Mathieu Dion, Siddharth Philip

SAS CEO Emerges as Possible Air Canada Boss After French Debacle

By Bloomberg: SAS AB Chief Executive Officer Anko van der Werff is emerging as a frontrunner to lead Air Canada, according to people familiar with the matter, succeeding Michael Rousseau, who said in March he’d leave after a public outcry over his omission to speak French in a corporate video.

2026-07-02T08:16:22.860926-07:00