Reuters
Air Force One turned back to Joint Base Andrews shortly after takeoff for the World Economic Forum in Switzerland after crew identified a "minor electrical issue." The White House said a second presidential aircraft was ready and the president switched planes before continuing to Davos.
politico.eu
• Charlie Cooper
By politico.eu: The U.K. has imported £4 billion of oil products, like jet fuel, made in Indian and Turkish refineries run on Russian crude oil, analysis reveals — but a promised ban is still months away.
FlightGlobal
• Jon Hemmerdinger
By FlightGlobal: The Federal Aviation Administration is exploring arrangements under which cellular providers would help finance the $4.5 billion cost of upgrading tens of thousands of radio altimeters to prevent interference from new 5G networks, according to recently released meeting memos.
Vertical Mag
By Vertical Mag: | To ensure delivery of future emails, add [email protected] to your contacts. | |---| | | ![]() | Latest Issue Read Now | ![]() | | | ![]() | | Matthieu Louvot to replace Bruno Even as Airbus Helicopters CEO Airbus Helicopters has announced that Matthieu Louvot, currently executive vice-president of strategy for Airbus, will replace Bruno Even as CEO of Airbus Helicopters April 1, 2026.
Aviation Source
• Len Varley
By Aviation Source: EVA Air has suspended a Boeing 777 captain pending investigation into an alleged physical confrontation with the first officer during taxi at Los Angeles LAX.
Aviation Week
• Adrian Schofield
By Aviation Week: Thai Airways is in the process of negotiating to lease 10 Boeing 787s, which will help it bridge the gap until its own 787 deliveries begin.
The Air Current
• Will Guisbond
By The Air Current:  United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby said last week his long-term ambitions for the airline are tempered by the availability of airplanes and the government’s willingness to bless consolidation led by 8 hours ago Get real-time intelligence Introducing TAC/Intel , our new real-time intelligence feed available to.
FlightGlobal
• Howard Hardee
By FlightGlobal: The union representing Breeze Airways pilots is suing the airline for "bad faith, anti-union conduct" amid stalled contract negotiations, pointing specifically at the airline's chief executive David Neeleman.
Wall Street Journal
• Benjamin Katz, Kim Mackrael
GlobalAir.com
• Jadda Tyree
Washington Post
• Alexandra Pannoni, Hannah Natanson, Jacob Bogage, Riley Beggin
