Aviation Today
• John Persinos
Climate-driven shifts are increasing the frequency and severity of turbulence, challenging assumptions embedded in aircraft design and cockpit procedures. Avionics, weather sensing and pilot training are struggling to keep pace, forcing operators and regulators to reassess safety margins, routing and equipment requirements.
Paddle Your Own Kanoo
• Mateusz Maszczynski
By Paddle Your Own Kanoo: A senior engineer at a major U.S. aviation company was stopped by Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers at the Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, where it was discovered he was trying to take documents containing proprietary and confidential information belonging to his employer to China.
Aviation Week
• Molly McMillin
By Aviation Week: Pilatus Aircraft has acquired Air Alliance, a Germany-based authorized Pilatus Sales and Service Center since 2014.
FlightGlobal
• Alfred Chua
By FlightGlobal: Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG) does not intend to significantly adjust its operating fleet amid the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, as the parent company of national operator Malaysia Airlines continues to see healthy travel demand in the near term.
Aviation Today
• John Persinos
By Aviation Today: Global Avionics Round-Up from Aircraft Value News (AVN) From my perspective in covering the show as a reporter, the biggest avionics story to emerge from ISTAT Americas 2026 wasn’t a […].
AINonline
• Neelam Mathews
By AINonline: New options for operating leases are starting to become more common.
AINonline
• Amy Wilder
By AINonline: Dallas provider marks 10th year with expanded engine coverage.
Vertical Mag
• Oliver Johnson
By Vertical Mag: Florence Verlut, head of aviation safety and quality at Airbus Helicopters, talks about the company's efforts to help improve the industry's safety record.
