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Two KLM Boeing 737s collide on apron at Amsterdam Schiphol; no injuries

Two KLM Boeing 737s collided on the apron at Amsterdam Schiphol Saturday morning when a 737 being pushed back made contact with a stationary 737. All passengers and crew were unharmed; KLM and authorities have opened an investigation and will inspect both aircraft before return to service.

2026-02-21T23:12:34.473564-08:00

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Air Canada, United suspend Puerto Vallarta flights as cartel violence disrupts western Mexico airports

2026-02-22T11:14:03.025265-08:00

Airways Magazine

American vs United — O’Hare gate wars, Venezuela comeback watch, and Air Canada’s A350-1000 move

2026-02-22T10:41:41.797599-08:00

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Four Moscow airports resume flights after drone attack

2026-02-22T06:06:25.436109-08:00

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Air Canada, United suspend Puerto Vallarta flights as cartel violence disrupts western Mexico airports Air Canada and United temporarily suspended flights to Puerto Vallarta after reports of a government military operation against CJNG leader Nemesio “El Mencho” Oseguera. Multiple carriers diverted or cancelled services as reported cartel retaliation, blockades and violence disrupted airports and left travellers sheltering in place across western Mexico.

2026-02-22T11:14:03.025265-08:00

Air Canada, United suspend Puerto Vallarta flights as cartel violence disrupts western Mexico airports

Airways Magazine

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American vs United — O’Hare gate wars, Venezuela comeback watch, and Air Canada’s A350-1000 move The Airflow Pod-Ed examines the latest escalation between American and United over gates and capacity at Chicago O’Hare, evaluates signs of a commercial recovery in Venezuela, and parses Air Canada’s strategic shift involving the Airbus A350-1000 and its implications for long‑haul capacity.

2026-02-22T10:41:41.797599-08:00

American vs United — O’Hare gate wars, Venezuela comeback watch, and Air Canada’s A350-1000 move

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Four Moscow airports resume flights after drone attack Four Moscow airports resumed operations on Sunday after earlier suspensions triggered by a drone attack, Russia's aviation regulator Rosaviatsia said. Authorities closed airspace and halted arrivals and departures for security checks; services were restored once inspections and threat assessments were completed.

2026-02-22T06:06:25.436109-08:00

Four Moscow airports resume flights after drone attack

Reuters

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DHS briefly suspends TSA PreCheck then reverses decision; lanes remain operational The Department of Homeland Security briefly announced late Saturday it would suspend TSA PreCheck, then reversed the decision hours later; the TSA says PreCheck lanes remain operational. The abrupt U-turn sparked backlash and raised security and operational concerns, with experts warning the moves could lengthen airport wait times.

2026-02-21T23:20:17.647008-08:00

DHS briefly suspends TSA PreCheck then reverses decision; lanes remain operational

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Two KLM Boeing 737s collide on apron at Amsterdam Schiphol; no injuries Two KLM Boeing 737s collided on the apron at Amsterdam Schiphol Saturday morning when a 737 being pushed back made contact with a stationary 737. All passengers and crew were unharmed; KLM and authorities have opened an investigation and will inspect both aircraft before return to service.

2026-02-21T23:12:34.473564-08:00

Two KLM Boeing 737s collide on apron at Amsterdam Schiphol; no injuries

CNBC

Winter Storm Hernando forces widespread U.S. cancellations; Delta waives change fees Winter Storm Hernando, forecast to hit Sunday into Monday, has driven U.S. carriers to preemptively cancel and rebook services: Delta announced waivers and moved schedules — reporting 60+ cancellations and 500+ delays — while industry-wide disruptions topped more than 4,000 cancelled flights.

2026-02-21T09:35:37.895224-08:00

Winter Storm Hernando forces widespread U.S. cancellations; Delta waives change fees

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Iridium eyes aviation comms overhaul as Certus nears safety clearance; Aireon advances space‑based VHF Iridium is positioning its Certus L‑band service for imminent safety clearance and sees an opening to disrupt conventional cockpit and air–ground communications, while Aireon is pressing ahead with a space‑based VHF capability—setting up a potential commercial and regulatory fight over how future ATC voice and data links are delivered.

2026-02-20T07:25:32.663858-08:00

Iridium eyes aviation comms overhaul as Certus nears safety clearance; Aireon advances space‑based VHF

Flying Magazine

U.K.'s Vertical Unveils Second U.S. eVTOL Air-Taxi Network for South Florida Vertical Aerospace has proposed an eVTOL air-taxi network for South Florida, its second U.S. market move after announcing similar plans for New York City. The proposal represents an expansion of the manufacturer's commercial air-taxi ambitions in major U.S. metropolitan regions.

2026-02-20T07:05:48.141244-08:00

U.K.'s Vertical Unveils Second U.S. eVTOL Air-Taxi Network for South Florida

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Two KLM Boeing 737s collide on apron at Amsterdam Schiphol; no injuries

Air Canada, United suspend Puerto Vallarta flights as cartel violence disrupts western Mexico airports

American vs United — O’Hare gate wars, Venezuela comeback watch, and Air Canada’s A350-1000 move

Four Moscow airports resume flights after drone attack

News Timeline