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time.com • Callum Sutherland

U.S. Treasury Expands Iran Aviation Sanctions to Airlines, Aircraft Networks and Overseas Providers

The U.S. Treasury has imposed sweeping new sanctions targeting Iran’s airlines, aircraft networks and international service providers, extending pressure beyond Tehran as Washington seeks to isolate Iran from the global economy and constrain the sector’s overseas connectivity.

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2026-09-10T15:36:14.039274-07:00

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AirInsight • Addison Schonland

IndiGo Targets 550-Aircraft Fleet and Greater Ownership by FY30

By AirInsight: IndiGo Targets 550 Jets, More Ownership by FY30 IndiGo said it plans to have 30-40 percent of its total fleet under ownership by FY30, with the remaining aircraft on operating leases.

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2026-09-10T15:50:57.839930-07:00

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ch-aviation • Dirk Andrei Salcedo

QantasLink plans first in-house E190 service for early 1Q27

By ch-aviation: QantasLink (QLK) plans to introduce its first in-house E190 into commercial service from January 2027, subject to regulatory approval.

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2026-09-10T15:36:14.566139-07:00

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AirInsight • Addison Schonland

The A321XLR’s 2027 Transatlantic Land Grab |

By AirInsight: AirInsight maps every confirmed A321XLR transatlantic route for 2027, with configurations, dates, and fresh 1H26 reliability data.

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2026-09-10T13:05:40.560348-07:00

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AeroTime • Stephen Pope

Researchers test magnetic navigation to protect aircraft from GPS jamming

By AeroTime: Honeywell and Q-CTRL are separately testing magnetic navigation using quantum sensors to help aircraft navigate in areas of GPS jamming and spoofing.

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2026-09-10T12:50:13.739646-07:00

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AirInsight • Addison Schonland

How Iran’s Sanctioned Airlines Keep Rolls-Royce-Powered Boeing 777s Flying

By AirInsight: Getting a smuggled 777 into Iran is the easy part. Keeping it flying runs through Rolls-Royce parts networks built years before the plane arrived.

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2026-09-10T10:51:24.452687-07:00

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Ryanair CEO disputes report that an injured passenger was partly sucked out a shattered window

By Associated Press: 13, 2026, shows the shattered window on a Ryanair plane that was broken by a stray engine part shortly after takeoff, causing a man’s head to be sucked into the hole.

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Ryanair CEO Denies Passenger Was Sucked Out Of Window In Incident

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Ryanair CEO Rejects Report That Passenger Was Partially Sucked Through Broken 737 Window

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2026-09-10T09:50:28.904406-07:00

Hypersonic Policy & Regulation

FlightGlobal • Ryan Finnerty

FAA approves Hermeus to fly Quarterhorse Mk 2.2 supersonically

By FlightGlobal: The start-up has already broken the sound barrier with its Mk 2.1 jet. US hypersonic developer Hermeus has received regulatory approval to conduct supersonic flights with its latest aircraft design.

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2026-09-10T11:36:42.064970-07:00

U.S. Treasury Expands Iran Aviation Sanctions to Airlines, Aircraft Networks and Overseas Providers

IndiGo Targets 550-Aircraft Fleet and Greater Ownership by FY30

QantasLink plans first in-house E190 service for early 1Q27

The A321XLR’s 2027 Transatlantic Land Grab |

Researchers test magnetic navigation to protect aircraft from GPS jamming

How Iran’s Sanctioned Airlines Keep Rolls-Royce-Powered Boeing 777s Flying

Ryanair CEO disputes report that an injured passenger was partly sucked out a shattered window

Ryanair CEO Denies Passenger Was Sucked Out Of Window In Incident

Ryanair CEO Rejects Report That Passenger Was Partially Sucked Through Broken 737 Window

FAA approves Hermeus to fly Quarterhorse Mk 2.2 supersonically

IndiGo Targets 550-Aircraft Fleet and Greater Ownership by FY30

QantasLink plans first in-house E190 service for early 1Q27

How the U.S. Treasury's New Aviation Sanctions on Iran Extend Beyond Tehran

The A321XLR’s 2027 Transatlantic Land Grab |

Researchers test magnetic navigation to protect aircraft from GPS jamming

FAA approves Hermeus to fly Quarterhorse Mk 2.2 supersonically

Panic builds over bankrupt Spirit’s looming data sale to Google

United CEO Scott Kirby Says Airline Should Eliminate Situations Requiring Flight Attendant Apologies

Frontier Announces Major International Expansion With First-Ever Service to Colombia

New STC Brings Lithium-ion Batteries to Gulfstream GIV, G450, GV, G550

NATS outage halts arrivals at five London airports and disrupts more than 1,000 UK flights

Singapore defends Singapore Airlines’ 25.1% Air India stake as carrier seeks $1.5 billion from owners

Air Cairo places first direct Airbus order for 15 A320neos

NATS outage cancels more than 2,000 UK flights, prompting calls for system overhaul

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