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Australia probes 5G interference risks to aircraft radio altimeters

Australian aviation authorities have opened an inquiry into whether 5G mobile networks can interfere with aircraft radio altimeters, reviewing data from operators and manufacturers to assess operational safety and potential mitigation measures. The probe aims to clarify risks to approaches, landings and airspace procedures.

2026-02-28T16:27:10.020056-08:00
AirInsightPablo Diaz

Aerocivil’s Slot-Allocation Overhaul Sparks Airline Clash at Bogotá El Dorado

By AirInsight: A high-altitude battle is unfolding over the future of the Aeropuerto Internacional El Dorado (BOG), Latin America’s second-busiest aviation hub. At the center of the storm is a controversial proposal by Colombia's Civil Aviation Authority (Aerocivil) to overhaul the system for assigning slots, threatening to pit government "democratization" efforts against international standards and industry giants.

2026-02-28T15:34:23.389833-08:00
defence-blog.comDylan Malyasov

Israel begins evacuating civilian aircraft outside its territory amid military operations

By defence-blog.com: Israel has begun evacuating civilian aircraft from its territory as part of emergency measures linked to ongoing military operations, according to a joint statement released by the country’s Ministry of Transportation.

2026-02-28T04:02:19.854482-08:00