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MSC Air Cargo to open Shanghai hub in late Q1 2026

MSC Air Cargo will open a Shanghai hub in late Q1 2026, establishing a dedicated base in mainland China to support and expand its air‑freight operations. The move adds a new regional node to MSC's logistics footprint ahead of 2026 capacity planning.

2026-02-19T16:55:30.781189-08:00

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Aviation in Crisis: Airlift, Firefighting, Security and Humanitarian Missions

2026-02-19T14:06:23.258313-08:00

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Reagan National switches from paper to electronic flight strips; DOT credits $12.5B ATC funding

2026-02-19T06:30:27.365971-08:00

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Electra and Virginia to build first FAA-approved all‑weather IFR network for Advanced Air Mobility

2026-02-18T11:36:18.388183-08:00

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MSC Air Cargo to open Shanghai hub in late Q1 2026 MSC Air Cargo will open a Shanghai hub in late Q1 2026, establishing a dedicated base in mainland China to support and expand its air‑freight operations. The move adds a new regional node to MSC's logistics footprint ahead of 2026 capacity planning.

2026-02-19T16:55:30.781189-08:00

MSC Air Cargo to open Shanghai hub in late Q1 2026

Airways Magazine

Aviation in Crisis: Airlift, Firefighting, Security and Humanitarian Missions Aviation plays a central role in crises, security operations and humanitarian relief, providing airlift, medevac, aerial firefighting, and logistics support at short notice. Those missions require rapid coordination between carriers, airports, air traffic control and regulators, reassigning aircraft and crews and often disrupting scheduled services and supply chains.

2026-02-19T14:06:23.258313-08:00

Aviation in Crisis: Airlift, Firefighting, Security and Humanitarian Missions

Aviation Today

The Expensive Reality of ADS‑B In for Airlines Aircraft Value News' global avionics round-up argues that Automatic Dependent Surveillance–Broadcast (ADS‑B) In — long touted as the next step in airspace efficiency — is proving costly for airlines, with equipage, retrofit and service expenses complicating the business case for widespread operator adoption.

2026-02-19T10:05:54.821682-08:00

The Expensive Reality of ADS‑B In for Airlines

Skift

U.S. inbound tourism falls again in early 2026, pressuring international airline demand The U.S. travel industry began 2026 confronting a renewed drop in inbound tourism, extending weakness seen in 2025. Lower foreign visitor arrivals are eroding international load factors and revenue visibility, weighing on long‑haul carriers and complicating capacity and network planning for the summer travel season.

2026-02-19T09:05:37.420141-08:00

U.S. inbound tourism falls again in early 2026, pressuring international airline demand

FAA

Reagan National switches from paper to electronic flight strips; DOT credits $12.5B ATC funding The FAA has deployed electronic flight strips at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, replacing paper strips in the DCA tower to improve safety and traffic flow. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy visited the tower and credited the upgrade to the administration's $12.5 billion air-traffic-control funding.

2026-02-19T06:30:27.365971-08:00

Reagan National switches from paper to electronic flight strips; DOT credits $12.5B ATC funding

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JetBlue A320 returns to Newark after engine failure; passengers evacuated via slides as brief ground stop halts inbound traffic A JetBlue Airbus A320 experienced an engine failure shortly after takeoff from Newark Liberty; the aircraft returned to EWR where passengers were evacuated via emergency slides. Newark imposed a brief ground stop and suspended inbound flights before lifting restrictions after the airplane and terminal were cleared.

2026-02-18T16:10:27.924768-08:00

JetBlue A320 returns to Newark after engine failure; passengers evacuated via slides as brief ground stop halts inbound traffic

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Electra and Virginia to build first FAA-approved all‑weather IFR network for Advanced Air Mobility Electra.aero has partnered with Virginia’s Smart Airspace Program to design and test the first FAA-approved, low-cost Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) network for Advanced Air Mobility. It will deliver FAA-certified access points for all‑weather Ultra Short and other AAM operations and aim to serve as a national blueprint.

2026-02-18T11:36:18.388183-08:00

Electra and Virginia to build first FAA-approved all‑weather IFR network for Advanced Air Mobility

Bloomberg

Chicago seeks $476M in municipal bonds to fund multi‑billion O'Hare overhaul Chicago O'Hare International Airport is looking to borrow about $476 million from the municipal bond market as it undergoes a multi‑billion‑dollar overhaul. The proposed debt raise is intended to fund capital work within the airport’s ongoing modernization program.

2026-02-18T11:04:40.696374-08:00

Chicago seeks $476M in municipal bonds to fund multi‑billion O'Hare overhaul

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MSC Air Cargo to open Shanghai hub in late Q1 2026

Aviation in Crisis: Airlift, Firefighting, Security and Humanitarian Missions

Reagan National switches from paper to electronic flight strips; DOT credits $12.5B ATC funding

Electra and Virginia to build first FAA-approved all‑weather IFR network for Advanced Air Mobility

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