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Aviation Safety & Regulation Boeing Boeing 737

FlightGlobal • Jon Hemmerdinger

FAA proposes directive for Boeing 737 Max elevator bearing manufacturing defect

The FAA is proposing an airworthiness directive covering 95 U.S.-registered Boeing 737 Max aircraft after identifying a manufacturing problem affecting elevator bearings. The agency’s action targets a potential flight-control risk and would require operators to address the affected components.

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2026-09-22T06:05:28.374560-07:00

ATC Aviation Safety & Regulation Airlines easyJet

FlightGlobal • Lizzie Rix

Second NATS failure in two weeks leaves airlines calling for action

By FlightGlobal: A second NATs failure in two weeks, leaves major UK airlines demanding action as EasyJet worst affected.

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2026-09-22T06:50:07.288933-07:00

Air Cargo & Freight Logistics Africa Airlines Boeing 737

ch-aviation • Hilka Birns

South Africa’s Special Tribunal Voids SAA–Flyfofa Boeing 737 Freighter Deal

By ch-aviation: This article is only available with a subscription for Commercial Aviation News, Operator & Airport Data.

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2026-09-22T06:21:01.997388-07:00

Antitrust Airports Airline Industry & Market Trends Policy & Regulation Air India Airlines

Bloomberg • Mihir Mishra

India Weighs Plan to Let Mumbai, Delhi Airports Own Carriers

By Bloomberg: India is discussing a proposal to waive a rule that bars New Delhi and Mumbai airport operators from owning more than a 10% stake in airlines, Aviation Minister K Rammohan Naidu said, as the government aims to tackle the IndiGo-Air India duopoly.

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2026-09-22T06:05:42.366333-07:00

Airline Industry & Market Trends Aircraft Manufacturing (OEMs) Policy & Regulation Asia-Pacific (APAC) Airbus Airlines Boeing

AirInsight • Addison Schonland

India Wants China’s Aviation Status. Its Airlines Don’t.

By AirInsight: India has lobbied Airbus and Boeing for years to build final assembly lines. Its own airline market keeps giving them reasons to wait. DGCA isn't looking great.

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2026-09-22T05:50:21.516531-07:00

Routes Israel Aircraft Finance & Leasing Airbus A330 Airlines

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FlightGlobal • David Kaminski-Morrow

Arkia leases A330-300 for New York as Israir opens its own flights

By FlightGlobal: Three main Israeli carriers competing on route from Tel Aviv to US gateway. Leisure carrier Arkia has introduced an Airbus A330-300 for deployment on the Tel Aviv-New York sector, as fellow Israeli carrier Israir commences its own services on the route.

Also: ch-aviation

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2026-09-22T07:21:13.248246-07:00

Event AI IATA Aviation Safety & Regulation Workforce & Skills Development

AeroTime • AeroTime Advisory

Performance through people: Why aviation’s human edge matters more than ever

By AeroTime: As AI and automation reshape aviation, IATA's WSOC 2026 explores why human expertise, training and resilience remain essential to safety.

Also: IATA and IATA

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2026-09-22T05:52:19.181651-07:00

ATC AI Airport Infrastructure & Air Traffic Management Policy & Regulation

Flying Magazine • Jack Daleo

FAA’s Rollout of SMART AI System Left Out ATC Union

By Flying Magazine: Initial deployment of SMART (Strategic Management of Airspace, Routes and Trajectories) focuses on D.C.-area facilities.

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2026-09-22T05:07:53.728387-07:00

FAA proposes directive for Boeing 737 Max elevator bearing manufacturing defect

Second NATS failure in two weeks leaves airlines calling for action

South Africa’s Special Tribunal Voids SAA–Flyfofa Boeing 737 Freighter Deal

India Weighs Plan to Let Mumbai, Delhi Airports Own Carriers

India Wants China’s Aviation Status. Its Airlines Don’t.

Arkia leases A330-300 for New York as Israir opens its own flights

Performance through people: Why aviation’s human edge matters more than ever

FAA’s Rollout of SMART AI System Left Out ATC Union

TUI cuts top end of full-year profit guidance as booked airlines revenue dips

Arkia leases A330-300 for New York as Israir opens its own flights

Second NATS failure in two weeks leaves airlines calling for action

South Africa’s Special Tribunal Voids SAA–Flyfofa Boeing 737 Freighter Deal

India Weighs Plan to Let Mumbai, Delhi Airports Own Carriers

FAA targets Boeing 737 Max elevator bearing issue

TUI cuts top end of full-year profit guidance as booked airlines revenue dips

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India's aviation regulator places SpiceJet under operational, financial scrutiny

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