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ATC   North America   Airports   Airport Infrastructure & Air Traffic Management  
Flying Magazine • Meg Godlewski

Roof leaks close Boeing Field control tower, forcing temporary ATC operations with reduced capabilities

Air traffic controllers at Seattle’s Boeing Field are working from a temporary facility after roof leaks forced the control tower to close. The temporary setup has reduced operational capabilities, constraining the airport’s air traffic control services while emergency repairs are carried out.

2026-11-06T08:04:40.924980-08:00
Hydrogen   Sustainability & Climate Initiatives  
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AINonline • Hanneke Weitering

ZeroAvia Maps Path to Hydrogen Fuel Cell Production

By AINonline: ZeroAvia plans to deliver its first ZA200 hydrogen fuel cell systems to customers in 2027 and start series production in Scotland around the end of 2029, CEO Christine Ourmières-Widener said on Wednesday at the HySky Society’s annual Flying Hy hydrogen aviation summit.

2026-11-06T08:04:53.965588-08:00
Europe   Aircraft Manufacturing (OEMs)   Aviation Safety & Regulation  
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FlightGlobal • Joseph Dainty

Deutsche Aircraft and Heggemann advance D328 landing gear certification

By FlightGlobal: Certification campaign has featured drop tests alongside flight trials Deutsche Aircraft German airframer and engineering partner have completed initial validation of new undercarriage for twin-turboprop following first flight-test phase.

2026-11-06T08:05:04.478417-08:00
China   MRO   Orders   Asia-Pacific (APAC)   Airbus   Airbus A320  
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Reuters

GE Aerospace says it signs record $12.9 billion deals at China expo

By Reuters: US engine maker GE Aerospace said on Friday it signed multiple ​sales and service agreements in China ‌worth more than $12.9 billion during the China International Import Expo (CIIE), a record signing value for the company ​at the annual show.

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2026-11-06T06:04:19.100213-08:00
ALPA   Aviation Safety & Regulation   Airlines  
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Paddle Your Own Kanoo • Mateusz Maszczynski

Pilots Union Sues Alaska Airlines' Regional Subsidiary Over Forcing Fatigued Aircrew to Fly to Another Destination

By Paddle Your Own Kanoo: The union representing pilots at Alaska Airlines' wholly-owned regional subsidiary, Horizon Air, is suing the carrier over allegations it is forcing fatigued pilots to leave home and 'deadhead' to another destination where they will then get a 10-hour rest period.

2026-11-06T07:25:39.630308-08:00