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NASA says Starliner return to flight could slip by up to a year as safety review progresses

NASA’s safety advisers say progress continues in resolving issues with Boeing’s CST-100 Starliner, but a return to flight may not occur for as long as a year. The schedule uncertainty follows NASA’s earlier suspension of crewed Starliner flights pending corrective actions.

2026-06-22T18:57:39.576531-07:00

Wall Street Journal

Critics say governments are misusing aviation safety tracking tools to charge additional fees for private aircraft

2026-06-22T18:55:23.449965-07:00

Flying Magazine

Maryland flight school crash kills 2 Israelis and 1 Canadian during suspected training flight

2026-06-22T11:12:14.516495-07:00

Breaking Defense

USAF T-7A Red Hawk faces new airworthiness and reliability scrutiny as BAE/Boeing work to sustain training value

2026-06-22T10:55:23.622235-07:00

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NASA says Starliner return to flight could slip by up to a year as safety review progresses NASA’s safety advisers say progress continues in resolving issues with Boeing’s CST-100 Starliner, but a return to flight may not occur for as long as a year. The schedule uncertainty follows NASA’s earlier suspension of crewed Starliner flights pending corrective actions.

2026-06-22T18:57:39.576531-07:00

NASA says Starliner return to flight could slip by up to a year as safety review progresses

Wall Street Journal

Critics say governments are misusing aviation safety tracking tools to charge additional fees for private aircraft A new policy push is drawing fire for using aviation safety-related tracking capabilities to collect fees and taxes from private aircraft. The argument: operators already pay existing charges, while authorities can leverage surveillance-derived flight information to extract additional revenue.

2026-06-22T18:55:23.449965-07:00

Critics say governments are misusing aviation safety tracking tools to charge additional fees for private aircraft

Flying Magazine

Maryland flight school crash kills 2 Israelis and 1 Canadian during suspected training flight Maryland State Police say three people died in an airplane crash believed to have occurred during a training flight. The victims were identified as two Israelis and one Canadian, underscoring the ongoing safety risk in pilot-instruction operations and the importance of rapid, accurate cause determination.

2026-06-22T11:12:14.516495-07:00

Maryland flight school crash kills 2 Israelis and 1 Canadian during suspected training flight

Breaking Defense

USAF T-7A Red Hawk faces new airworthiness and reliability scrutiny as BAE/Boeing work to sustain training value An investigation finds the USAF’s newest T-7A Red Hawk trainer now carries a “serious” airworthiness risk beyond earlier reported issues, following prior weather-related constraints on the platform. Separately, BAE says it remains ready to complete final assembly and development work in the UK if the aircraft is selected for the RAF’s Hawk replacement.

2026-06-22T10:55:23.622235-07:00

USAF T-7A Red Hawk faces new airworthiness and reliability scrutiny as BAE/Boeing work to sustain training value

AINonline

Wyvern issues guidance with sample post-maintenance checklists to mitigate return-to-service risks Wyvern has released updated guidance focused on reducing post-maintenance return-to-service risk. The package includes sample post-maintenance checklists intended to standardize inspection and verification practices after maintenance activities, helping operators better manage safety and readiness before aircraft re-enter service.

2026-06-22T10:12:15.928052-07:00

Wyvern issues guidance with sample post-maintenance checklists to mitigate return-to-service risks

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DC Aviation opens Aruba base to manage and maintain aircraft under Aruba P4 registration DC Aviation says it is extending its executive aircraft management and MRO footprint by launching a new base in Aruba and supporting aircraft registered under the Aruba P4 scheme. The group already holds AOCs in Germany, Malta, San Marino and the UAE, and will apply that oversight model to Aruba-based operations.

2026-06-22T09:48:19.202458-07:00

DC Aviation opens Aruba base to manage and maintain aircraft under Aruba P4 registration

FlightGlobal

Croatia Airlines A220-300 runway excursion in Split: AIN publishes investigation report Croatia’s aviation accident and incident investigation agency, AIN, has released its findings into a Croatia Airlines Airbus A220-300 event at Split Airport on 16 May 2026, when the aircraft overran during a runway excursion. The report follows an investigation into the circumstances and contributing factors.

2026-06-21T22:54:14.228901-07:00

Croatia Airlines A220-300 runway excursion in Split: AIN publishes investigation report

Reuters

Zurich ATC technical fault tied to Iran-US peace-talk security measures disrupts flights; issue resolved A technical fault in air traffic control—triggered by security measures supporting U.S.-Iran peace talks in Switzerland—disrupted operations at Zurich airport on Sunday, according to aviation authorities. Authorities said the problem has since been resolved, limiting the impact to a temporary service disruption.

2026-06-21T05:38:30.308630-07:00

Zurich ATC technical fault tied to Iran-US peace-talk security measures disrupts flights; issue resolved

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NASA says Starliner return to flight could slip by up to a year as safety review progresses

Critics say governments are misusing aviation safety tracking tools to charge additional fees for private aircraft

Maryland flight school crash kills 2 Israelis and 1 Canadian during suspected training flight

USAF T-7A Red Hawk faces new airworthiness and reliability scrutiny as BAE/Boeing work to sustain training value

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