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Houthi attacks on Saudi airports kill three and injure 36, prompting US security alert

Attacks claimed by Houthi militants struck King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh and Abha International Airport, killing three people and injuring 36, Saudi authorities said. The US State Department issued a security alert warning of threats to airlines and airports as the conflict with the Iran-backed group escalates.

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Houthi attacks on Saudi airports kill three and injure 36, prompting US security alert

Attacks claimed by Houthi militants struck King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh and Abha International Airport, killing three people and injuring 36, Saudi authorities said. The US State Department issued a security alert warning of threats to airlines and airports as the conflict with the Iran-backed group escalates.

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Three Phoenix airports to test Honeywell runway safety system for ground-vehicle conflicts

Three Phoenix-area airports will test Honeywell Aerospace’s SURF-A system, which is designed to give pilots aural and visual alerts when their aircraft is on a collision course with a ground vehicle. The trial will put the runway-safety technology into airport operations, though the available report gives no schedule or performance results.

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ACI Europe’s updated sustainability strategy expands beyond decarbonization to climate resilience

ACI Europe’s Sustainability Strategy 2.0 broadens the airport sector’s sustainability agenda beyond its previous focus on decarbonization, placing greater emphasis on climate adaptation and resilience. The shift makes preparation for climate impacts a more explicit part of the European airports body’s roadmap.

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DLR simulations test dynamic flight-path recalculation for idle-thrust approaches at busy airports

The German Aerospace Center tested a concept that recalculates aircraft vertical profiles when tactical speed changes occur, aiming to keep idle-thrust approaches feasible in busy terminal airspace. The simulations assess whether flight paths can adapt to operational changes without abandoning the approach strategy.

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JAL to reopen renovated Haneda domestic lounges Oct. 8 with more seating and streamlined security

Japan Airlines will reopen its First Class Lounge and Sakura Lounge in Terminal 1’s North Wing at Tokyo Haneda on Oct. 8 after renovations. The work adds seating, work and family areas, bookable showers and dedicated security lanes that let passengers keep laptops packed; the Diamond Premier Lounge is being renamed the JAL First Class Lounge.

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