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UPS 767 and Copa 737 collide while taxiing at Miami International Airport, injuring two passengers

A UPS cargo aircraft and a Copa Airlines Boeing 737 carrying 172 people collided while taxiing at Miami International Airport. Two passengers suffered minor injuries, and footage showed damage to an aircraft’s nose; the incident adds to operational and safety scrutiny at a busy U.S. hub.

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Nakash family to sell controlling stake in Arkia after 20 years for reported NIS 40–50 million

The Nakash family is selling its controlling stake in Israeli airline Arkia after two decades, with the transaction reportedly valued at NIS 40 million to NIS 50 million. A separate report says Arkia is seeking renewal of its U.S. foreign air carrier permit, a key regulatory matter for its U.S. operations.

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Paddle Your Own Kanoo

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FAA lifts nationwide ground stop after overloaded communications routers disrupt U.S. air traffic

The FAA lifted a nationwide flight-departure halt after a communications failure at air traffic control centers disrupted operations across the country. Officials attributed the outage, which began at 3:36 p.m., to overloaded routers experiencing instability; they said there was no indication of an attack. The shutdown was described as the longest since Sept. 11, 2001.

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Microsoft outage disrupts airline communications worldwide, grounding select flights in India

A Microsoft service failure lasting about 18 hours affected businesses across 74 countries, disrupting airline email and communications and forcing localized cancellations and delays, including grounded flights in India. Microsoft said overwhelmed servers—not a cyberattack—caused the outage; services are recovering, prompting renewed scrutiny of airlines’ operational dependencies.

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Southwest stages live gaming tournament at 35,000 feet while promoting Starlink inflight internet

Southwest Airlines hosted a live gaming tournament aboard a flight at 35,000 feet, turning the cabin into an inflight gaming arena. The event coincides with the carrier promoting Starlink as it refreshes its inflight internet, though one report questions claims about gamer performance on the service.

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Alaska and Hawaiian pilots’ leaders approve tentative labor agreement after nearly two years of talks

The Master Executive Councils representing Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines pilots have unanimously approved a tentative collective bargaining agreement. The move brings the two sides closer to ending almost two years of negotiations, though the articles do not say the agreement has been finalized.

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