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U.S. lifts restrictions on Mexican airlines, restoring access to new routes after Mexico City slot recovery

The U.S. Department of Transportation lifted restrictions that had prevented Mexican airlines from launching new flights to the United States from Mexico City’s two international airports. Washington had canceled 13 routes amid a dispute over the bilateral air transport agreement and the relocation of U.S. cargo flights to AIFA.

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Key Lime Air secures new Denver lease after dispute

Key Lime Air has signed a new lease in Denver following a dispute, according to ch-aviation. The available report does not specify the leased property, the terms of the agreement or how the dispute was resolved, limiting what can be concluded about the deal’s operational or financial impact.

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Ukraine seeks defenses against Russia’s fast jet-powered attack drones

Ukraine is testing an experimental interceptor drone as Russian forces expand the use of jet-powered attack drones capable of flying at up to 600 km/h. Separate reporting describes Russia rapidly completing a large drone launch base, while Belgium has pledged 10 F-16s to Ukraine, which officials say can help strike the new threat.

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ENAV data-network failure cuts Italian air traffic capacity by half; satellite backup restores it to 75%

An overnight failure in the data transmission network supporting air traffic control across Italy forced ENAV to halve traffic capacity. A satellite backup network raised capacity to 75% by midday, but cancellations at Rome Fiumicino and delays of up to four hours at Lamezia Terme persisted; ENAV ruled out a cyberattack.

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