BloombergAllyson Versprille

FAA warns U.S. carriers of military activity and potential navigation interference over Mexico, Central and South America

The Federal Aviation Administration has advised U.S. airlines to “exercise caution” when operating over Mexico and parts of Central and South America, citing reported military activities and potential interference to navigation systems. Carriers should review routings and NOTAMs and prepare contingency plans while the FAA monitors the situation.

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2026-01-16T11:54:22.503209-08:00
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TransDigm to Buy Jet Parts Engineering and Victor Sierra Aviation for $2.2B, Accelerating PMA Market Consolidation

By Aviation Week: TransDigm Group will buy proprietary aftermarket part providers Jet Parts Engineering and Victor Sierra Aviation from private equity owner Vance Street Capital.

2026-01-16T10:51:33.250028-08:00
Business Wire

STARLUX launches Phoenix–Taipei nonstop — its first U.S. Southwest route

By Business Wire: Bridging Desert and Ocean: STARLUX Airlines Links the U.S. Southwest to Asia with New Phoenix-Taipei Route.

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EASA Issues CZIB Urging Airlines to Avoid Iranian Airspace

By Aviation Week: The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has issued a Conflict Zone Information Bulletin warning airlines should avoid Iranian airspace.

2026-01-16T09:54:35.625643-08:00
The HillGio Battaglia

American Airlines Flight 3057 partially leaves taxiway after deicing at Rochester; 90 passengers uninjured

By The Hill: American Airlines said Flight 3057 partially left the paved surface of the taxiway after completing deicing procedures amid snow and freezing temperatures.

2026-01-16T10:43:49.265445-08:00