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DOT and Aviation Groups Seek $30 Billion to Modernize Airspace and Airports

Legislation backed by the Department of Transportation and aviation groups would direct $30 billion toward digitizing key aviation systems and upgrading airport infrastructure. The proposal positions airspace modernization and airport investment as central priorities for improving the nation’s aviation network.

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DOT and Aviation Groups Seek $30 Billion to Modernize Airspace and Airports

Legislation backed by the Department of Transportation and aviation groups would direct $30 billion toward digitizing key aviation systems and upgrading airport infrastructure. The proposal positions airspace modernization and airport investment as central priorities for improving the nation’s aviation network.

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Man used online relationship with American Airlines employee to call in bomb threats at Bangor Airport

Investigators initially feared the bomb threats against Bangor International Airport reflected an insider’s knowledge because the calls contained specific operational details. Authorities later identified a man who allegedly exploited an internet relationship with an American Airlines employee to make the threats, highlighting vulnerabilities around employee-linked information and airport security.

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Asia-Pacific international passengers soften as air cargo demand and global traffic reach records

Asia-Pacific airlines carried 33.5 million international passengers in August, down 0.6% year on year as higher fares, fuel costs and airspace restrictions weighed on demand. International cargo demand rose 1.1% during the month and 5.5% year to date, while global air cargo volumes increased 8% year on year.

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Avelo adds four destinations and a third aircraft at Dallas-McKinney

Avelo Airlines will expand its planned McKinney, Texas, operation with four additional destinations: Denver and Atlanta from Dec. 16, followed by New Orleans and Nashville on Dec. 17. The routes will bring the carrier’s McKinney network to nine destinations, with frequencies ranging from two to four weekly flights.

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