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NNIC to reshuffle Manila NAIA terminals at end of 1Q26, affecting seven airlines

New NAIA Infrastructure Corporation (NNIC) will implement multiple terminal reassignments at Manila’s Ninoy Aquino International Airport at the end of 1Q26, relocating operations for seven airlines. The planned changes will reallocate carriers across NAIA terminals and require operational adjustments by affected parties.

2026-02-26T18:16:45.833152-08:00

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Repeat serial stowaway bypasses TSA, boards United Newark–Milan flight; arrested in Milan

2026-02-26T12:33:12.163231-08:00

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Evolving Aviation Law: Treaties, Liability and Safety Standards Recast Rules for Airlines, Airports and Drones

2026-02-26T16:15:02.212988-08:00

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Eindhoven to close Feb 1–Jul 19, 2027 for runway resurfacing and parallel taxiway build

2026-02-26T09:32:18.651463-08:00

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NNIC to reshuffle Manila NAIA terminals at end of 1Q26, affecting seven airlines New NAIA Infrastructure Corporation (NNIC) will implement multiple terminal reassignments at Manila’s Ninoy Aquino International Airport at the end of 1Q26, relocating operations for seven airlines. The planned changes will reallocate carriers across NAIA terminals and require operational adjustments by affected parties.

2026-02-26T18:16:45.833152-08:00

NNIC to reshuffle Manila NAIA terminals at end of 1Q26, affecting seven airlines

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Evolving Aviation Law: Treaties, Liability and Safety Standards Recast Rules for Airlines, Airports and Drones Treaties, safety standards and liability rules are evolving, forcing airlines, airports and drone operators to reassess operational, certification and commercial risk. Legal and regulatory expertise will be essential as international agreements and national liability frameworks redefine compliance, insurance exposure and responsibilities across manned and unmanned aviation.

2026-02-26T16:15:02.212988-08:00

Evolving Aviation Law: Treaties, Liability and Safety Standards Recast Rules for Airlines, Airports and Drones

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Repeat serial stowaway bypasses TSA, boards United Newark–Milan flight; arrested in Milan Svetlana Dali, who previously stowed away on a New York–Paris flight in 2024, was arrested at Milan Malpensa after allegedly sneaking through TSA screening at Newark Liberty and boarding a United Newark–Milan flight without a ticket while on probation. The incident raises fresh questions about screening gaps.

2026-02-26T12:33:12.163231-08:00

Repeat serial stowaway bypasses TSA, boards United Newark–Milan flight; arrested in Milan

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Eindhoven to close Feb 1–Jul 19, 2027 for runway resurfacing and parallel taxiway build Eindhoven Airport will be closed to all air traffic from 1 February to 19 July 2027 to allow extensive runway resurfacing, installation works and construction of a new parallel taxiway. The five‑and‑a‑half month closure removes the field from the network for the 2027 summer season.

2026-02-26T09:32:18.651463-08:00

Eindhoven to close Feb 1–Jul 19, 2027 for runway resurfacing and parallel taxiway build

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Tiny UK firm builds temporary heliport that handled more weekend traffic than an international airport — then vanished A small British company constructed a temporary heliport to serve an F1 race weekend, processing a weekend traffic volume reportedly higher than that of some international airports. The facility operated only for the event before being dismantled and removed shortly afterwards.

2026-02-26T07:00:47.148656-08:00

Tiny UK firm builds temporary heliport that handled more weekend traffic than an international airport — then vanished

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UN conducts test flight to Khartoum after three‑year suspension The United Nations operated a test flight to Khartoum — its first since a three‑year suspension — stepping up efforts to evaluate whether regular air operations to the Sudanese capital can resume. The mission assesses airport access, ground handling and logistics needed to restore UN movements.

2026-02-26T04:14:37.963989-08:00

UN conducts test flight to Khartoum after three‑year suspension

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Qantas to open first international cabin‑crew base in Singapore from September; targets 650 crew and extra A380 flying Qantas will open its first cabin‑crew base at Singapore Changi from September, initially stationing about 120 crew and aiming to grow to 650 within five years. The base — the carrier's largest outside Australia — is intended to boost capacity and support additional A380 services, but has prompted union warnings over potential offshoring of Australian jobs.

2026-02-25T23:10:37.620977-08:00

Qantas to open first international cabin‑crew base in Singapore from September; targets 650 crew and extra A380 flying

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India is betting on many new airports — a fragile alternative to enlarging megahubs India is prioritizing a distributed airport model — new regional and metropolitan airports rather than enlarging existing megahubs — to handle its next passenger-growth wave. The approach boosts capacity and regional connectivity but is vulnerable: a major demand shock or systemic disruption could undermine the model's economics and resilience.

2026-02-25T20:13:26.324009-08:00

India is betting on many new airports — a fragile alternative to enlarging megahubs

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NNIC to reshuffle Manila NAIA terminals at end of 1Q26, affecting seven airlines

Repeat serial stowaway bypasses TSA, boards United Newark–Milan flight; arrested in Milan

Evolving Aviation Law: Treaties, Liability and Safety Standards Recast Rules for Airlines, Airports and Drones

Eindhoven to close Feb 1–Jul 19, 2027 for runway resurfacing and parallel taxiway build

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