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Aviacionline • Pablo Diaz

GPS fault disrupts Embraer E2 operations worldwide as Embraer and Honeywell develop software fix

A GPS reception fault affecting Embraer E190-E2 and E195-E2 aircraft disrupted operators worldwide, including Azul, where flights were halted for nearly three hours and schedules were reshaped. A reset restores the signal only temporarily, while Embraer and Honeywell investigate and work on a software remedy.

Air Data News • Ricardo Meier

GPS problem halts Azul’s Embraer E2 flights for nearly three hours

Airline Economics • Justin Pugsley

Embraer, Honeywell respond to E2 GPS fault disrupting flights

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2026-09-22T18:20:30.547359-07:00

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Inflight Online • Keith Mwanalushi

Starlink powers live football streaming on United

By Inflight Online: United now streams live pro and college football on Starlink‑enabled seatback screens through a new partnership with DISH.

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ch-aviation • Sanja Stefanjesko

EU allocates $494mn in SAF allowances to carriers for 2025

By ch-aviation: Discover more news on Transavia Airlines at ch-aviation, the leading aviation news and data provider.

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Bloomberg • Danny Lee, Kateryna Kadabashy, Satid Sutipanya

Iran Flights Head to China and Thailand in Defiance of US Sanctions

By Bloomberg: Iranian airlines continued operating international flights Wednesday, defying a US deadline meant to ground the Middle East nation’s fleet by imposing sanctions on companies that provide services to the carriers.

flightlineweekly.com

Washington Finds a Novel Way to Ground Iran’s Airlines

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2026-09-23T01:51:17.984797-07:00

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FlightGlobal • David Kaminski-Morrow

Unintended nose-down trim preceded hard landing that fractured ERJ-145 wing

By FlightGlobal: Captain's approach technique examined after JSX aircxraft touched down at Houston with near-3.9g impact. Unintentional nose-down pitch trim on final approach led to the hard landing which badly damaged a JSX Air Embraer ERJ-145LR at Houston’s Hobby airport two years ago.

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2026-09-23T02:35:56.192312-07:00

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Skift • Peden Doma Bhutia

As Adani Eyes Airline Entry, India Weighs 'Pros and Cons' of Letting Airport Operators Own Carriers

By Skift: India is looking for more airlines. The question now is whether one of them could be owned by a company running an airport.

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AeroTime • Clement Charpentreau

Kenya Airways CEO outlines turnaround plan before exit

By AeroTime: Outgoing Kenya Airways CEO George Kamal discusses his departure, the airline's fleet recovery, expansion plans and the future of African aviation.

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2026-09-23T00:37:16.448916-07:00

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ch-aviation • Paul Ash

Aeroflot Orders 90 Additional MC-21 Aircraft

By ch-aviation: UAC United Aircraft Corporation MC-21-300,.

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2026-09-22T23:35:04.391893-07:00

GPS fault disrupts Embraer E2 operations worldwide as Embraer and Honeywell develop software fix

GPS problem halts Azul’s Embraer E2 flights for nearly three hours

Embraer, Honeywell respond to E2 GPS fault disrupting flights

Starlink powers live football streaming on United

EU allocates $494mn in SAF allowances to carriers for 2025

Iran Flights Head to China and Thailand in Defiance of US Sanctions

Washington Finds a Novel Way to Ground Iran’s Airlines

Unintended nose-down trim preceded hard landing that fractured ERJ-145 wing

As Adani Eyes Airline Entry, India Weighs 'Pros and Cons' of Letting Airport Operators Own Carriers

Kenya Airways CEO outlines turnaround plan before exit

Aeroflot Orders 90 Additional MC-21 Aircraft

Unintended nose-down trim preceded hard landing that fractured ERJ-145 wing

Iran Flights Head to China and Thailand in Defiance of US Sanctions

EU allocates $494mn in SAF allowances to carriers for 2025

Starlink powers live football streaming on United

As Adani Eyes Airline Entry, India Weighs 'Pros and Cons' of Letting Airport Operators Own Carriers

Kenya Airways CEO outlines turnaround plan before exit

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