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Rare September nor’easter cancels hundreds of flights and strains Boston Logan fuel supplies

A powerful nor’easter disrupted air travel across the northeastern United States on Sept. 26, with more than 400 cancellations reported in Massachusetts. At Boston Logan, blocked fuel-barge deliveries constrained Jet-A supplies, forcing airlines to tanker additional fuel while operators monitored worsening regional impacts.

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Heathrow’s Third Runway Delayed Again, With Operations Now Targeted for 2039

Heathrow’s controversial third runway has reportedly suffered another delay, with the project now expected to become operational by 2039—if that timetable holds. The latest setback is reportedly unrelated to legal challenges or environmental concerns, adding further uncertainty to the airport’s long-running expansion plan.

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Changi cargo operations expand as SATS pilots autonomous vehicles and DHL renews five-777F deal with SIA

SATS is piloting autonomous cargo vehicles carrying up to 800 kilograms between Changi terminals and freight forwarders’ warehouses, while Singapore Airlines and DHL Express renew an agreement covering five Boeing 777 freighters. SIA will continue providing crews and maintenance for DHL’s Singapore-based intercontinental network.

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