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FlightGlobalGraham Rapier

U.S. regulators clear Volaris–Viva merger; Mexican approval remains pending

The proposed merger of Mexican low-cost carriers Volaris and Viva has cleared U.S. regulatory review, reducing the likelihood of further scrutiny from American authorities. A Mexican government commission is expected to decide on the transaction by year-end, leaving domestic approval as the key outstanding hurdle.

2026-09-09T09:20:49.335490-07:00
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SkiftTasmin Lockwood

United Airlines' CEO Wants The U.S. To Fund SAF Like It Funded Solar

By Skift: Supply chain woes have long blocked the uptake of SAF, but United Airlines’ Scott Kirby sees potential in corn and soy currently grown for biodiesel. He wants more government support to firm up the industry — but criticized Europe’s approach.

2026-09-09T08:55:15.980468-07:00
SpaceNews.comTim Franta

The missing piece of America's supersonic comeback could also enable inland spaceports

By SpaceNews.com: Two recent FAA actions could reshape how the United States approaches high-speed aviation and spaceflight. In July, the FAA announced a rulemaking effort to allow supersonic overland flight, implementing Executive Order 14304.

2026-09-09T08:37:41.066644-07:00
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Aviation WeekSteve Trimble

Hermeus Unveils Air-Launched Ramjet-X Test Vehicle

By Aviation Week: High-speed aircraft maker Hermeus has revealed a ramjet-powered test vehicle that can be launched from under the wing of its supersonic Quarterhorse aircraft.

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2026-09-09T03:50:33.041012-07:00
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AirInsightAddison Schonland

Airbus and Boeing Report August Orders and Deliveries as Year-End Targets Tighten

By AirInsight: The duopoly reports for August show steady progress. But the rest of the year is short, and meeting targets will be tough, especially for Airbus.

2026-09-09T05:35:11.562502-07:00