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Flying MagazineMax Trescott

Pilots must manage approach operations when navigation performance falls below minimums

A solar storm or degraded signal quality can quickly push an aircraft’s navigation performance below the minimum required for an approach. Pilots must recognize the loss, reassess the procedure and take appropriate action to preserve safety when navigation capability no longer supports the published operation.

2026-08-28T05:06:18.556359-07:00
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JAL to Introduce Japan’s First Program-Controlled Aircraft Washing Robot at Narita Airport

By FL360aero: Key Highlights Japan-first aviation automation: JAL is introducing the Aerowash AW3 at Narita Airport, marking what it says is Japan’s first program-controlled collaborative aircraft-washing robot deployed by a domestic airline.

2026-08-28T01:50:10.579205-07:00
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Air New Zealand sees engine disruption easing, posts smaller loss than expected

By Reuters: Air New Zealand said on Friday disruption from engine shortages was ‌easing as more aircraft returned to service, after high fuel costs and maintenance constraints pushed the carrier to its largest annual loss in three years, though the result was narrower than expected.

2026-08-27T17:29:33.128244-07:00