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Last Updated: Tuesday, July 15, 2025, 12:28 PM PDT
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US senator seeks safety reforms after fatal collision between Army helicopter, regional jet
By Reuters: U.S. Senate Commerce Committee Chair Ted Cruz said on Tuesday he will propose broad air safety legislation after a collision between an Army helicopter and an American Airlines regional jet in January near Reagan Washington National Airport that killed 67 people.

Avelo Exits Burbank: Why It Is Abandoning the West Coast
By Airways Magazine: What are the reasons behind Avelo's West Coast retreat, and what does it mean for regional air travel in California and beyond?.

American Airlines Is Opening A New Grab & Go Lounge At Its Charlotte Douglas Hub
By Paddle Your Own Kanoo: In its new quest to become a more premium airline, American Airlines is taking inspiration from United Airlines with the announcement that it is introducing a new Grab & Go lounge concept at its Charlotte Douglas hub.

Provisions By Admirals Club: New American Grab & Go Lounge Concept

US Airports Rush to Bond Market With $10 Billion of New Sales
By Bloomberg: Surging construction costs and booming demand for flights are fueling a rush of debt sales from US airports.

Airbus reveals upgrades to boost A220 appeal
By Air Data News: Airbus has announced a series of key upgrades for its A220 family as part of a broader strategy to enhance the aircraft’s appeal in the increasingly.

Emirates A380 Grounded at JFK for a Week Due to Engine Failure
By Aviation Source: It has been revealed that an Emirates Airbus A380 from Dubai got stuck at New York JFK Airport for a week due to engine trouble.

Air India to Restore Schedule in August After Reducing Flights Over Crash
By Bloomberg: Air India will begin restoring its schedule starting next month after the airline reduced flights following the deadly crash of a Boeing Co. 787 Dreamliner in June.
