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ALPA Airline Industry & Market Trends Airlines United Airlines

Paddle Your Own Kanoo • Mateusz Maszczynski

United warns nearly 30,000 flight attendants against using rolling delays to trigger pay protection

United Airlines is warning flight attendants that picking up trips they allegedly know will be removed because of rolling delays—then claiming pay protection without working—could result in discipline or termination. The dispute centers on what crew members knew when accepting trades and whether the practice exploits scheduling rules.

Live and Let's Fly • Matthew Klint

United Warns Flight Attendants Against Manipulating Delays to Trigger Pay Protection

Also: Aviation A2Z and View from the Wing

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2026-09-05T02:50:06.722286-07:00

Air India Airlines

Bloomberg • Shamim Adam

Singapore Government Won’t Interfere in Decisions on Air India

By Bloomberg: The Singapore government said it will not interfere in any decision that Singapore Airlines Ltd. makes in Air India Ltd., which is said to be seeking financial aid from its shareholders.

Also: Economic Times

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2026-09-05T06:35:32.568476-07:00

Workforce & Skills Development Air Canada Airlines

FlightGlobal • Graham Rapier

Air Canada Express flight attendants vote to authorise strike

By FlightGlobal: The labour strife follows strikes at Air Canada and WestJet in recent years. Flight attendants of Jazz Aviation, a key operator of many Air Canada Express flights, have voted to authorise a strike should contract negotiations further break down.

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2026-09-04T14:06:07.671133-07:00

Accident Aviation Safety & Regulation Airbus A320 Air India

Reuters • Abhijith Ganapavaram

Air India A320 issued stall warning when seatbelt signs off, injuring 24, investigators say

By Reuters: An Air India A320 flying from Phuket to New Delhi last month issued a stall warning when ‌seatbelt signs were off, while a rapid pitch up and then down threw passengers and cabin crew against overhead bins and injured 24 people, Indian investigators said.

aviationnews.eu

Air India A320neo Suffers Rare Triple Hydraulic Failure at 36,000 Feet, Injuring 24

AeroTime

Air India A320neo lost all three hydraulic systems at 36,000 feet

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2026-09-04T01:05:36.470290-07:00

NTSB Accident Aircraft Manufacturing (OEMs) Aviation Safety & Regulation Boeing Boeing 737

Flying Magazine • Jack Daleo

Boeing Quietly Paid $3.1M Fine Related to 2024 Door Plug Incident

By Flying Magazine: NTSB determined door plug blowout was caused by Boeing’s “failure to provide adequate training, guidance, and oversight.”.

mrobusinesstoday.com

Boeing’s $3.1 million FAA fine raises bigger questions

Seeking Alpha

Boeing gets $241.34M contract boost to repair Navy fighter aircraft

5 Sources

2026-09-04T09:06:19.921758-07:00

Orders Aircraft Manufacturing (OEMs) Asia-Pacific (APAC) Airlines Embraer

Reuters

Brazil's Embraer gets firm order for eight additional E190-E2 jets from Japan's ANA

By Reuters: Brazilian planemaker Embraer announced on Thursday it ‌signed an agreement to deliver eight additional E190-E2 jets for Japan's ANA Holdings , which expands the 2025 firm order ⁠to 23 units of the regional aircraft.

View from the Wing

American Airlines Says Order Will Be For Up To 65 Widebody Jets—And After Retiring Too Many Planes, Airbus Is Back In The Running

Airline Geeks

ANA Orders Additional E190-E2 Aircraft

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31 Sources

2026-09-03T16:20:21.202689-07:00

ATC Aviation Safety & Regulation Policy & Regulation Workforce & Skills Development

Bloomberg • Allyson Versprille

Democratic Senators Urge FAA to Turn Over Controller Pay Raise

By Bloomberg: Two Democratic senators are urging the US Federal Aviation Administration to give air traffic controllers the pay raise Congress approved earlier this year, amplifying growing tensions between the workforce and the agency over a scheduling overhaul.

Simple Flying

Senators Press FAA to Release Remaining Pay Raise for Overworked Air Traffic Controllers

Also: CBS News and Bloomberg Law

4 Sources

2026-09-04T10:51:03.950428-07:00

Routes ATC Middle East Europe Africa Aviation Safety & Regulation Policy & Regulation Geopolitical Developments & Conflict Impact Airlines

FlightGlobal • David Kaminski-Morrow

Russian regulator dismisses Zelensky’s ‘rhetoric’ and insists airspace safe for civil traffic

By FlightGlobal: Rosaviatsia declares Ukrainian notifications 'null and void' after president warns of potential risk to air transport. Russian federal air transport regulator Rosaviatsia has dismissed Ukrainian claims that airspace over Russia is unsafe, describing them as “illegitimate”.

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