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Paddle Your Own KanooMateusz Maszczynski

United Airlines to resume Newark–Tel Aviv flights Sept. 8 as Dubai service remains suspended until March 2027

United Airlines plans to resume nonstop Newark–Tel Aviv service on Sept. 8, its first flights to Israel since the Iran War began in late February 2026. The carrier will keep Dubai flights grounded until March 2027, underscoring the uneven recovery of its Middle East network.

2026-09-07T04:20:56.303668-07:00
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Air Data NewsRicardo Meier

Videos show Amazon Boeing 767 struggling to settle on runway before fatal Miami overrun

By Air Data News: Videos recorded at Miami International Airport provide a clearer view of the final moments of the Amazon Prime Air Boeing 767 that overran Runway 30 on Sunday, showing the freighter apparently struggling to settle onto the runway before continuing beyond the airport perimeter at high speed.

2026-09-07T01:10:36.597911-07:00
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BloombergMihir Mishra, Sanjai P R

Air India Must Rebuild Trust and Tighten Costs, Chandra Says

By Bloomberg: Air India Ltd. must regain credibility with fliers and enforce sharper financial discipline, Chairman Natarajan Chandrasekaran said — underscoring the airline’s turnaround as a key ambition of his tenure — at his first town hall since announcing he will step down in February.

2026-09-07T02:20:59.376159-07:00
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FlightGlobalDavid Kaminski-Morrow

Ryanair amends disembarkation procedures as Italian study highlights disproportionate 737 airstair falls

By FlightGlobal: Built-in staircase on type is steeper and narrower than those typically used by ground-handlers, investigators state. Italian investigators have highlighted a disproportionate number of occurrences in which people have fallen from built-in airstairs on Boeing 737s – almost exclusively Ryanair jets.

2026-09-07T02:20:51.769934-07:00
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BloombergDanny Lee, Saritha Rai

Google, Cathay Use AI to Tackle Aviation’s Top Climate Headache

By Bloomberg: Alphabet Inc.’s Google and Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd. are putting artificial intelligence to work on one of the aviation industry’s most visible but least-addressed climate problems.

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2026-09-07T01:20:37.582076-07:00