MRO   Supply Chain   Orders   Airline Industry & Market Trends   Aircraft Manufacturing (OEMs)   Aviation Safety & Regulation   Airbus   Airlines  
The Air Current • Charlotte Ryan, Jon Ostrower

Pratt & Whitney: lifting grounded airline fleet is top priority amid Airbus–carrier dispute

Pratt & Whitney executive Deurloo said the company's immediate priority is lifting grounded airline fleets amid a public Airbus–carrier dispute over engine availability. The comment signals a concentrated operational push to return aircraft to service while commercial tensions remain unresolved.

2026-03-31T16:01:26.179822-07:00
Middle East   Supply Chain   Airline Industry & Market Trends   Aircraft Manufacturing (OEMs)   Geopolitical Developments & Conflict Impact   Airlines  
FlightGlobal • Jon Hemmerdinger

Commercial aerospace largely avoids immediate US–Iran war fallout as airlines brace

By FlightGlobal: Now in its second month, the US-Iran war has already disrupted the financial performance and operations of some airlines, though the conflict’s impact on the aerospace manufacturing industry still appears relatively muted.

2026-03-31T15:26:11.842011-07:00
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Vertical Mag

Vertical features: Garmin GFC 600H autopilot flight test on the Robinson R66 and Europe’s offshore wind helicopter sector

By Vertical Mag: | To ensure delivery of future emails, add [email protected] to your contacts. | |---| | | ![]() | Latest Issue Read Now | ![]() | | | ![]() | | Automation is no longer optional We test fly the Garmin GFC 600H autopilot for the Robinson R66, soon to become standard equipment on the R66 NxG.

2026-03-31T17:51:13.692650-07:00
ATC   Airports   Aviation Safety & Regulation   Airport Infrastructure & Air Traffic Management   Airlines  
Paddle Your Own Kanoo • Mateusz Maszczynski

FAA Bans SFO's Famous Side-by-Side Parallel Landings, Cites Safety; Airlines Warn of Delays

By Paddle Your Own Kanoo: The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has confirmed that it has just banned pilots from performing an iconic parallel landing approach at San Francisco International Airport in which two aircraft come into land side-by-side on the airport’s parallel runways.

Also: Airline Geeks, Associated Press, Bloomberg, Aviation Week, Simple Flying, aeroxplorer.com, The Independent and Bloomberg Law
2026-03-31T09:18:41.689559-07:00