Aviation Today
• John Persinos
The federal government will replace more than 600 aging air-traffic-control radar systems across the United States, triggering a multibillion-dollar procurement wave that will boost avionics retrofit demand, shift supplier and MRO workloads, and influence aircraft residual values for types needing upgrades.
By avweb.com: Preliminary report details dramatic moments aboard Tennessee air medical helicopter when flight paramedic took controls before fatal crash.
AeroTime
• Stephen Pope
By AeroTime: The FAA has created nationwide moving drone no-fly zones around ICE vehicles and convoys, with criminal penalties for violating the restricted airspace.
Aviation Today
• John Persinos
By Aviation Today: Global Avionics Round-Up from Aircraft Value News (AVN) Artificial intelligence (AI) already is flying aboard commercial aircraft, even if it is rarely advertised as such.
Reuters
By Reuters: Deere & Co's chief financial officer, Joshua Jepsen, will resign from the company and take up the same role at Honeywell's aerospace unit, marking an end to an over-two-decade stint at the farm equipment maker.
By ato.ru: Укороченный вариант китайского самолета C919 впервые увидели в Шанхае.
AirInsight
• Pablo Diaz
By AirInsight: Copa Airlines announced it will offer onboard Wi-Fi service starting in October 2026. The decision, confirmed through the company's official channels, represents a major shift in the product strategy maintained over the last decade, during which it remained the only major continental carrier in the region without passenger connectivity.
Business Traveller
Paddle Your Own Kanoo
• Mateusz Maszczynski
By Paddle Your Own Kanoo: Flight attendants on a Delta flight used beverage carts to contain an unruly passenger, leading to an emergency landing in Alaska.
Aviation Week
• Bill Carey
AINonline
• Amy Wilder
Wall Street Journal
• Allison Pohle, Dawn Gilbertson
