News

Reuters

Air Force One returns to Joint Base Andrews after minor electrical issue en route to Davos; president completes trip on C-32A

Air Force One made a precautionary return to Joint Base Andrews on Jan. 21 after a VC-25A reported a minor electrical issue roughly an hour after departing for Davos. President Trump transferred to a C-32A to complete the trip; officials described the incident as minor.

2026-01-20T20:06:46.702688-08:00

FlightGlobal

FAA seeks wireless-industry subsidies to fund $4.5B radio-altimeter upgrades amid 5G interference concerns

2026-01-20T18:32:26.663072-08:00

Aviation Source

EVA Air suspends Boeing 777 captain after alleged physical altercation with first officer at LAX

2026-01-20T16:17:02.198286-08:00

AeroTime

FAA warns pilots to expect airspace disruptions as US launch cadence rises

2026-01-20T13:08:09.248457-08:00

News Timeline

Associated Press

Former Canadian flight attendant impersonated pilot to rack up hundreds of free U.S. flights, authorities say U.S. authorities say a former flight attendant for a Canadian airline impersonated both a commercial pilot and an active cabin crew member to secure hundreds of complimentary flights on U.S. carriers. Investigators say the scheme involved repeated misrepresentations to airlines and is now under federal investigation.

2026-01-20T22:17:52.529604-08:00

Former Canadian flight attendant impersonated pilot to rack up hundreds of free U.S. flights, authorities say

Reuters

❗️

Air Force One returns to Joint Base Andrews after minor electrical issue en route to Davos; president completes trip on C-32A Air Force One made a precautionary return to Joint Base Andrews on Jan. 21 after a VC-25A reported a minor electrical issue roughly an hour after departing for Davos. President Trump transferred to a C-32A to complete the trip; officials described the incident as minor.

2026-01-20T20:06:46.702688-08:00

Air Force One returns to Joint Base Andrews after minor electrical issue en route to Davos; president completes trip on C-32A

FlightGlobal

❗️

FAA seeks wireless-industry subsidies to fund $4.5B radio-altimeter upgrades amid 5G interference concerns The FAA is exploring arrangements under which U.S. cellular providers would contribute to financing roughly $4.5 billion to upgrade tens of thousands of aircraft radio altimeters, according to recently released meeting memos. The moves aim to mitigate operational risks from 5G C-band deployments that can interfere with altimeter signals.

2026-01-20T18:32:26.663072-08:00

FAA seeks wireless-industry subsidies to fund $4.5B radio-altimeter upgrades amid 5G interference concerns

Aviation Source

❗️

EVA Air suspends Boeing 777 captain after alleged physical altercation with first officer at LAX EVA Air has suspended the captain of a Boeing 777 pending an internal and regulatory investigation after the pilot allegedly struck the first officer during taxi at Los Angeles International Airport. The incident occurred before departure on a Taipei‑bound flight and prompted immediate airline action.

2026-01-20T16:17:02.198286-08:00

EVA Air suspends Boeing 777 captain after alleged physical altercation with first officer at LAX

AeroTime

❗️

FAA warns pilots to expect airspace disruptions as US launch cadence rises The FAA is warning pilots to expect increasing airspace disruptions, reroutes and NOTAMs as US orbital launch activity grows, citing recent mishaps — including a 2025 SpaceX explosion — that have forced urgent closures and operational changes over launch ranges and adjacent air routes.

2026-01-20T13:08:09.248457-08:00

FAA warns pilots to expect airspace disruptions as US launch cadence rises

ch-aviation

Air Antilles faces funding shortfall, risks suspension of operations Air Antilles faces a funding shortfall that could force suspension of operations unless new financing or emergency support is secured. The shortfall threatens continuation of the carrier's regional services and raises immediate questions about continuity of flights, staff retention and contractual obligations.

2026-01-20T11:37:03.128684-08:00

Air Antilles faces funding shortfall, risks suspension of operations

Washington Post

Are TSA and air-traffic employees being paid? Live-chat answers on shutdown pay Reporters hosted a live chat answering whether Transportation Security Administration officers and air-traffic personnel are being paid during the government shutdown. The session addressed who is designated 'excepted', what unpaid status means in practice, and how pay uncertainty could affect airport screening and ATC operations.

2026-01-20T10:39:19.181718-08:00

Are TSA and air-traffic employees being paid? Live-chat answers on shutdown pay

Inflight Online

ExecuJet MRO Belgium secures US FAA approval to service N‑registered business jets ExecuJet MRO Services Belgium has been granted US FAA approval to perform line maintenance, AOG support and base maintenance on N‑registered business aircraft. The certification expands the Brussels-area facility’s remit to directly support US‑registered business jets operating in Europe and nearby regions.

2026-01-20T04:44:13.713801-08:00

ExecuJet MRO Belgium secures US FAA approval to service N‑registered business jets

Menu

Aviation Safety & Regulation News

Air Force One returns to Joint Base Andrews after minor electrical issue en route to Davos; president completes trip on C-32A

FAA seeks wireless-industry subsidies to fund $4.5B radio-altimeter upgrades amid 5G interference concerns

EVA Air suspends Boeing 777 captain after alleged physical altercation with first officer at LAX

FAA warns pilots to expect airspace disruptions as US launch cadence rises

News Timeline