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Missile and Drone Strikes Ignite Fuel Tanks Near Riyadh Airport

Ballistic missiles and drones struck near Riyadh’s international airport, setting storage tanks alight and sending a large plume of black smoke into the sky. The incident followed Saudi Arabia’s first overnight air-raid alert since fighting in neighboring Yemen intensified this month, prompting emergency firefighting response.

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Severe thunderstorms flood Broward County and disrupt hundreds of flights through Chicago

Severe thunderstorms caused flooding near Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport and disrupted air traffic through Chicago, where hundreds of flights were canceled Saturday. Dangerous road conditions around Fort Lauderdale and worsening Midwest weather raised the prospect of broader delays and cancellations across the U.S.

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American Airlines to Test Inbound-Based Boarding Estimates in Charlotte to Curb Rolling Delays

American Airlines plans to trial a new delay-update process in Charlotte that estimates boarding times from the inbound aircraft’s arrival rather than repeatedly pushing them back. The test targets a long-standing passenger frustration: leaving the lounge for a gate where the aircraft has not arrived.

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Delta expands Los Angeles schedule beyond 200 daily departures and plans Minneapolis A350 base for 2027

Delta will operate more than 200 daily departures from Los Angeles International Airport in summer 2027, adding two routes and frequency across seven markets. Separately, the airline plans to establish an Airbus A350 base at Minneapolis–St. Paul in early 2027, potentially supporting seasonal long-haul growth.

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UK Climate Advisers Say Heathrow Expansion Conflicts With Net-Zero Goals

The UK’s official climate advisers say expanding Heathrow is incompatible with the country’s climate goals unless emissions-reduction technologies materialize. If those technologies fail to emerge, the government may need to manage passenger demand—potentially challenging the airport’s growth case and future capacity planning.

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