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CNBC • Leslie Josephs

Attacks at Riyadh airport disrupt airlines, close airspace and raise aviation security concerns

Deadly attacks at Riyadh’s main airport are disrupting airline operations and prompting airspace closures, placing commercial aviation directly in the path of escalating geopolitical conflict. The attacks raise fresh questions about airport and airspace security, with potential consequences for carriers operating in or routing through the region.

2026-10-13T12:04:53.188142-07:00
Reuters • David Shepardson

Lawmakers ask FAA to pause use of new AI tool in DC-area flight management

By Reuters: More than two dozen lawmakers asked the Federal Aviation ‌Administration to pause the use of a new AI tool in the Washington area to assist air traffic controllers, citing safety concerns.

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2026-10-13T13:04:59.691986-07:00
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FlightGlobal • Murdo Morrison

AeronautX aims to break duopoly with Amsterdam pilot training centre

By FlightGlobal: Niall Olver-owned company's new venture will initially operate Bombardier Challenger simulators. A new entrant hopes to break what it calls a duopoly in business aviation pilot training in Europe by opening an eight-bay simulator centre near Amsterdam’s Schiphol airport.

2026-10-13T13:05:41.366266-07:00