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Amphibian Aerospace to move Albatross 2.0 initial assembly from Australia’s Northern Territory to the U.S.

Amphibian Aerospace Industries intends to relocate the initial assembly line for its Albatross 2.0 seaplane from Australia’s Northern Territory to the United States. The relocation shifts the programme’s launch production base and changes AAI’s manufacturing footprint for the revived Albatross amphibian.

2026-04-06T11:47:03.041263-07:00

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FOSSA Systems targets Japan's defense market with larger, more capable smallsats

2026-04-06T12:16:45.482113-07:00

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Pakistan airspace ban strands Gulf diaspora as 12,000+ India‑linked flights canceled or rerouted

2026-04-06T05:51:45.097298-07:00

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India delays rollout of free seat‑selection mandate, citing carrier economics

2026-04-06T04:20:41.249464-07:00

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Campbell Wilson resigns as Air India CEO amid losses, crash fallout and Tata leadership search Campbell Wilson has resigned as Air India CEO, leaving before the end of a five‑year contract through July 2027. His departure comes as the carrier faces persistent losses, regulatory scrutiny and fallout from a fatal Dreamliner crash, prompting Tata to seek new leadership.

2026-04-06T13:39:12.496481-07:00

Campbell Wilson resigns as Air India CEO amid losses, crash fallout and Tata leadership search

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FOSSA Systems targets Japan's defense market with larger, more capable smallsats Spanish startup FOSSA Systems has secured a Japanese partner to push into Japan’s defense market, shifting from tiny picosatellites that connect low‑power sensors toward larger, more capable smallsats for government applications. The move positions FOSSA to pursue ISR and tactical communications roles within Tokyo’s expanding commercial‑satellite procurement.

2026-04-06T12:16:45.482113-07:00

FOSSA Systems targets Japan's defense market with larger, more capable smallsats

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Amphibian Aerospace to move Albatross 2.0 initial assembly from Australia’s Northern Territory to the U.S. Amphibian Aerospace Industries intends to relocate the initial assembly line for its Albatross 2.0 seaplane from Australia’s Northern Territory to the United States. The relocation shifts the programme’s launch production base and changes AAI’s manufacturing footprint for the revived Albatross amphibian.

2026-04-06T11:47:03.041263-07:00

Amphibian Aerospace to move Albatross 2.0 initial assembly from Australia’s Northern Territory to the U.S.

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Pakistan airspace ban strands Gulf diaspora as 12,000+ India‑linked flights canceled or rerouted The West Asia conflict and Pakistan’s airspace ban have forced more than 12,000 India‑linked flights to be canceled or rerouted, leaving large numbers of Gulf diaspora passengers stranded. Carriers have suspended or delayed Saudi services and issued operational advisories (Air India) while networks are reworked to cope.

2026-04-06T05:51:45.097298-07:00

Pakistan airspace ban strands Gulf diaspora as 12,000+ India‑linked flights canceled or rerouted

Skift

India delays rollout of free seat‑selection mandate, citing carrier economics India has delayed implementing a policy to make airline seat selection free after carriers warned the change would harm unit economics. Regulators say the pause balances passenger convenience with airlines’ revenue and ancillary strategies as stakeholders reassess fee structures and operational viability.

2026-04-06T04:20:41.249464-07:00

India delays rollout of free seat‑selection mandate, citing carrier economics

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Air China resumes Beijing–Pyongyang flights but halts new bookings Air China resumed scheduled Beijing–Pyongyang flights on Monday, but has suspended accepting new bookings on the route, Chinese state media and a tour operator reported. The limited restart highlights a cautious return of direct air links between China and North Korea.

2026-04-06T02:12:30.629258-07:00

Air China resumes Beijing–Pyongyang flights but halts new bookings

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AirAsia X raises fares 31–40% and adds fuel surcharge as Iran conflict fuels regional price and capacity moves AirAsia X has raised fares 31–40%, added a fuel surcharge and cut roughly 10% of capacity while accelerating maintenance, citing the Iran conflict and a jet‑fuel spike. Indonesia said carriers may increase fares via fuel surcharges by up to 13% and will waive some aviation taxes to help pass costs on to passengers.

2026-04-06T00:05:59.970082-07:00

AirAsia X raises fares 31–40% and adds fuel surcharge as Iran conflict fuels regional price and capacity moves

Reuters

Seoul says North Korea testing carbon‑fibre ICBM tech with solid‑fuel engine to carry multiple warheads South Korean lawmakers say Pyongyang tested a solid‑fuel rocket engine intended for an ICBM incorporating carbon‑fibre structures to extend range and permit delivery of heavier — potentially multiple — warheads. The test signals technical refinement in North Korea’s strategic missile and payload capabilities.

2026-04-05T23:10:54.018108-07:00

Seoul says North Korea testing carbon‑fibre ICBM tech with solid‑fuel engine to carry multiple warheads

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Amphibian Aerospace to move Albatross 2.0 initial assembly from Australia’s Northern Territory to the U.S.

FOSSA Systems targets Japan's defense market with larger, more capable smallsats

Pakistan airspace ban strands Gulf diaspora as 12,000+ India‑linked flights canceled or rerouted

India delays rollout of free seat‑selection mandate, citing carrier economics

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