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'Darrin's Law' would curb tribal seizure of aircraft after emergency landings

A proposed federal measure nicknamed "Darrin’s Law" would limit tribal authorities' power to seize aircraft that make emergency landings on reservation land. The proposal follows a forced highway landing on the Red Lake Indian Reservation and disputes over tribal claims to reservation airspace.

2025-12-29T11:47:43.363817-08:00

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Drone swarms: how massed autonomous UAS will reshape warfare, air-defence and civil aviation

2025-12-29T08:38:56.743229-08:00

One Mile at a Time

Near‑miss at Houston IAH after departing jet turns into parallel departure path, triggers TCAS RA

2025-12-28T03:20:58.221569-08:00

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Drone strikes ground Moscow airports overnight; hundreds of flights canceled or delayed

2025-12-28T05:06:45.332765-08:00

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'Darrin's Law' would curb tribal seizure of aircraft after emergency landings A proposed federal measure nicknamed "Darrin’s Law" would limit tribal authorities' power to seize aircraft that make emergency landings on reservation land. The proposal follows a forced highway landing on the Red Lake Indian Reservation and disputes over tribal claims to reservation airspace.

2025-12-29T11:47:43.363817-08:00

'Darrin's Law' would curb tribal seizure of aircraft after emergency landings

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Drone swarms: how massed autonomous UAS will reshape warfare, air-defence and civil aviation Coordinated drone swarms — networked, autonomous UAS operating en masse — are changing tactics, air-defence postures and civil-airspace management by enabling distributed sensing, electronic-warfare effects and low-cost strike options. Their rise forces militaries, regulators and industry to adapt doctrine, defenses and air-traffic safeguards.

2025-12-29T08:38:56.743229-08:00

Drone swarms: how massed autonomous UAS will reshape warfare, air-defence and civil aviation

Aviation Week

NASA seeks drone-detection and analysis system for Kennedy Space Center NASA has issued a solicitation to field a drone-detection and analysis system to monitor and classify unmanned aircraft activity over the John F. Kennedy Space Center. The effort seeks integrated sensors and analytics to detect, track and characterize UAS operations in KSC airspace.

2025-12-29T08:38:09.447241-08:00

NASA seeks drone-detection and analysis system for Kennedy Space Center

Aviation24

Drone strikes ground Moscow airports overnight; hundreds of flights canceled or delayed Moscow's major airports halted operations overnight and imposed tight airspace restrictions after drone strikes, forcing hundreds of flights to be canceled or delayed and grounding inbound and outbound traffic across the city. Authorities established temporary no-fly zones while security checks and investigations were carried out.

2025-12-28T05:06:45.332765-08:00

Drone strikes ground Moscow airports overnight; hundreds of flights canceled or delayed

One Mile at a Time

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Near‑miss at Houston IAH after departing jet turns into parallel departure path, triggers TCAS RA A United Express regional jet departing Houston George Bush Intercontinental narrowly avoided a mid‑air collision after a neighboring departure, operated by Volaris, turned the wrong way into its path. The United crew received a TCAS resolution advisory seconds after liftoff while still low and in proximity to the other aircraft.

2025-12-28T03:20:58.221569-08:00

Near‑miss at Houston IAH after departing jet turns into parallel departure path, triggers TCAS RA

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Russia plans missile launches over busy North Atlantic corridor; airlines warned to prepare diversions Russia has warned of planned missile launches over a busy North Atlantic flight corridor, prompting airlines and air‑traffic authorities to ready diversion plans and revised routings. Carriers say transatlantic services may face delays, higher fuel loads and operational disruption while launches occur.

2025-12-27T02:31:01.825289-08:00

Russia plans missile launches over busy North Atlantic corridor; airlines warned to prepare diversions

The Independent

Thailand and Cambodia agree immediate ceasefire; freeze military movements and ban military airspace violations Thailand and Cambodia have agreed an immediate ceasefire that halts cross-border fighting, freezes further military movements and bans military airspace violations, effective immediately. The pact ends weeks of armed clashes along the shared border and aims to de-escalate tensions while talks continue.

2025-12-27T01:09:19.618983-08:00

Thailand and Cambodia agree immediate ceasefire; freeze military movements and ban military airspace violations

Reuters

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Winter storm forces 1,500+ U.S. flight cancellations; New York‑area hubs (JFK, EWR, LGA) hardest hit A potent winter storm bringing ice, sleet and up to 9 inches of snow has prompted U.S. carriers to cancel over 1,500 flights across the Great Lakes and Northeast, with hundreds scrubbed at New York‑area hubs (JFK, EWR, LGA). Delta and JetBlue canceled hundreds amid a peak holiday weekend.

2025-12-26T21:36:38.911824-08:00

Winter storm forces 1,500+ U.S. flight cancellations; New York‑area hubs (JFK, EWR, LGA) hardest hit

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'Darrin's Law' would curb tribal seizure of aircraft after emergency landings

Drone swarms: how massed autonomous UAS will reshape warfare, air-defence and civil aviation

Near‑miss at Houston IAH after departing jet turns into parallel departure path, triggers TCAS RA

Drone strikes ground Moscow airports overnight; hundreds of flights canceled or delayed

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