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Bloomberg • Allyson Versprille, Will Guisbond

FAA may convene panel to examine Boeing 737 Max software glitch

The FAA could convene a review panel as soon as Friday to assess the severity of a software glitch on Boeing 737 Max aircraft. The issue can increase pilot workload during certain landing scenarios, according to people familiar with the matter.

2026-10-01T09:50:06.531807-07:00
FlightGlobal • Kerry Reals

Pegasus completes acquisition of Czech Airlines and Smartwings

By FlightGlobal: The airlines operate 175 aircraft combined and will maintain separate brands. Turkish carrier Pegasus Airlines has completed its acquisition of Czech Airlines and its low-cost unit Smartwings, 10 months after emerging as a bidder.

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2026-10-01T09:20:47.692592-07:00
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Wall Street Journal • Drew Fitzgerald

Boeing’s Engineers Hold Leverage in Contract Showdown

By Wall Street Journal: Boeing BA 0.84%increase; up pointing triangle Chief Executive Kelly Ortberg is juggling a host of high-profile headaches: a new software problem, production hiccups and a years-late 777X jet program—all while trying to keep its “nerds” from walking off the job.

2026-10-01T09:37:34.775478-07:00
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Skift • Meghna Maharishi

No Starlink? United Airlines Targets Rivals With Status Match Offer

By Skift: United is offering a status match to members of American and Delta loyalty programs to give them a chance to try out Starlink.

2026-10-01T11:34:57.686300-07:00
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New York Times • Christine Hauser

2 Dead and 1 Missing in Medical Helicopter Crash Near California Coast

By New York Times: The aircraft went down near Catalina Island on Wednesday night with five people aboard, the authorities said. Two aboard were retrieved with injuries.

2026-10-01T07:49:58.378081-07:00
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Aviation24 • André Orban

Travel industry coalition urges EU to safeguard voluntary biometric journeys

By Aviation24: ACI EUROPE, Amadeus, IATA, IDEMIA Public Security and SITA have formed the Responsible Biometrics Travel Industry Coalition, calling on EU policymakers to preserve voluntary biometric services as they simplify Europe’s digital regulations through the Digital Omnibus.

2026-10-01T02:06:14.688786-07:00