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Air India 171 investigation report pushed past one-year mark as U.S. engine exam remains incomplete; expert consultant exits pro

India’s Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau will miss the one-year deadline to explain the cause of the Air India London-bound crash that killed 260 people, with a U.S. examination of Boeing 787 engines still underway. Separately, a pilot consultant withdrew over process disagreements, while Air India says there is no deadline for victim families to sign settlements.

2026-06-10T18:18:58.577325-07:00

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London City City Airport A320neo-derivative operations plan draws noise and emissions pushback

2026-06-10T10:27:23.112025-07:00

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Rocheleau: FAA highlights ATC hiring gains and signals broader hiring focus across controller roles

2026-06-10T09:37:45.259362-07:00

Paddle Your Own Kanoo

Delta diverts to Atlanta after passenger allegedly slaps flight attendant; U.S. federal charges filed

2026-06-10T06:58:02.622158-07:00

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Air India 171 investigation report pushed past one-year mark as U.S. engine exam remains incomplete; expert consultant exits pro India’s Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau will miss the one-year deadline to explain the cause of the Air India London-bound crash that killed 260 people, with a U.S. examination of Boeing 787 engines still underway. Separately, a pilot consultant withdrew over process disagreements, while Air India says there is no deadline for victim families to sign settlements.

2026-06-10T18:18:58.577325-07:00

Air India 171 investigation report pushed past one-year mark as U.S. engine exam remains incomplete; expert consultant exits pro

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London City City Airport A320neo-derivative operations plan draws noise and emissions pushback A revised proposal to enable A320-200N operations at London City has faced opposition from the London Assembly environment committee. The committee cited concerns around noise, emissions, and potential impacts on nearby residents as it challenges the airport’s path to expanding narrowbody utilization.

2026-06-10T10:27:23.112025-07:00

London City City Airport A320neo-derivative operations plan draws noise and emissions pushback

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Quantum Systems unveils Pulse P19 optionally piloted turboprop for counter-UAS missions Quantum Systems has launched the Pulse P19, an optionally piloted turboprop designed to pursue roles including intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance and counter-uncrewed aerial systems (C-UAS) operations. The company positions the aircraft for the fast-growing C-UAS market as drone threats expand and diversify.

2026-06-10T09:42:35.001743-07:00

Quantum Systems unveils Pulse P19 optionally piloted turboprop for counter-UAS missions

AINonline

Rocheleau: FAA highlights ATC hiring gains and signals broader hiring focus across controller roles FAA Deputy Administrator Rocheleau told the NATA forum the agency has notched “ATC hiring successes,” while also looking beyond headline controller vacancies to other staffing needs across the system. The remarks position FAA recruiting as a continuing lever for stabilizing NAS capacity amid persistent staffing pressure.

2026-06-10T09:37:45.259362-07:00

Rocheleau: FAA highlights ATC hiring gains and signals broader hiring focus across controller roles

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Delta diverts to Atlanta after passenger allegedly slaps flight attendant; U.S. federal charges filed A Delta Air Lines flight diverted to Atlanta after a passenger allegedly slapped a flight attendant on the buttocks during beverage service. Federal charges are pending in the incident, which led to an unscheduled diversion and law-enforcement involvement.

2026-06-10T06:58:02.622158-07:00

Delta diverts to Atlanta after passenger allegedly slaps flight attendant; U.S. federal charges filed

Flying Magazine

The fading legacy of NDB approaches: why flying “rare” procedures is harder than it sounds An analysis of NDB instrument approaches argues that their low frequency and legacy status make them operationally brittle. It highlights how the limited exposure pilots get to non-precision procedures increases workload and raises the bar for procedure discipline, briefing, and execution—especially when conditions demand accuracy.

2026-06-10T06:45:07.571045-07:00

The fading legacy of NDB approaches: why flying “rare” procedures is harder than it sounds

Vertical Mag

Teledyne FLIR unveils ITAR-free Boson SX8 NDAA-compliant uncooled LWIR thermal camera module in 8-micron / SXGA configuration Teledyne FLIR’s OEM Boson SX8 is positioned as the first ITAR-free, NDAA-compliant, volume-produced uncooled longwave infrared thermal camera module for defense and industrial integrators. The module combines an 8-micron pixel pitch with SXGA resolution, targeting production-scale deployment for SWaP-constrained applications.

2026-06-10T05:42:54.133831-07:00

Teledyne FLIR unveils ITAR-free Boson SX8 NDAA-compliant uncooled LWIR thermal camera module in 8-micron / SXGA configuration

Flying Magazine

Fuel planning failures still risk FAA scrutiny—even when a “fuel-ishness” event isn’t a clear violation “Aviation Fuel-ishness Can’t Be Overlooked” argues that running dry with aviation fuel may not automatically meet an FAA violation threshold, but it remains a tragic pilot-planning failure. The piece frames such events as preventable operational breakdowns with real safety and regulatory exposure.

2026-06-10T05:12:49.826094-07:00

Fuel planning failures still risk FAA scrutiny—even when a “fuel-ishness” event isn’t a clear violation

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Air India 171 investigation report pushed past one-year mark as U.S. engine exam remains incomplete; expert consultant exits pro

London City City Airport A320neo-derivative operations plan draws noise and emissions pushback

Rocheleau: FAA highlights ATC hiring gains and signals broader hiring focus across controller roles

Delta diverts to Atlanta after passenger allegedly slaps flight attendant; U.S. federal charges filed

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