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CAAP gives AirAsia Philippines five days to settle PHP 833.7m ($14.5m) final demand or face licence suspension

The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines has issued a final demand for PHP 833.7 million ($14.5 million) in unpaid fees to AirAsia Philippines, giving the carrier five days to settle or face licence suspension and restricted airport access; interest and penalties could raise the bill further.

2026-03-26T06:26:55.192899-07:00

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EASA warns stolen engine parts may enter supply chain as AELS recovers serviceable components

2026-03-26T03:30:41.532759-07:00

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Israel caps departures from Ben Gurion at 50 passengers after elevated Iran missile/drone threat

2026-03-26T03:00:57.691882-07:00

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Ireland to expand PNR checks on intra‑EU flights as US watches Dublin airport cap plans

2026-03-25T14:18:59.687125-07:00

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CAAP gives AirAsia Philippines five days to settle PHP 833.7m ($14.5m) final demand or face licence suspension The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines has issued a final demand for PHP 833.7 million ($14.5 million) in unpaid fees to AirAsia Philippines, giving the carrier five days to settle or face licence suspension and restricted airport access; interest and penalties could raise the bill further.

2026-03-26T06:26:55.192899-07:00

CAAP gives AirAsia Philippines five days to settle PHP 833.7m ($14.5m) final demand or face licence suspension

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Airlines for America chief Sununu: DHS funding standoff worsens TSA staffing, threatens travel Airlines for America president and CEO Chris Sununu told CNBC the ongoing congressional impasse over Department of Homeland Security funding is exacerbating TSA staffing shortages and raising the risk of additional travel disruptions; he also offered views on incoming DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin’s likely approach.

2026-03-26T05:20:29.537850-07:00

Airlines for America chief Sununu: DHS funding standoff worsens TSA staffing, threatens travel

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EASA warns stolen engine parts may enter supply chain as AELS recovers serviceable components EASA says a consignment of 12 containers of engine components, seized en route for mutilation, was re‑routed in January and may introduce non‑airworthy parts into the market. Separately, AELS has begun teardown of an ex‑Luxair 737‑700 and is recovering serviceable components for reintroduction into the supply chain.

2026-03-26T03:30:41.532759-07:00

EASA warns stolen engine parts may enter supply chain as AELS recovers serviceable components

Paddle Your Own Kanoo

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Israel caps departures from Ben Gurion at 50 passengers after elevated Iran missile/drone threat Israel has capped passengers on departures from Tel Aviv’s Ben Gurion International Airport to 50 per flight following an updated security assessment of the threat from Iranian ballistic missiles and 'kamikaze' drones. The restriction sharply reduces outbound capacity and forces airlines to replan operations.

2026-03-26T03:00:57.691882-07:00

Israel caps departures from Ben Gurion at 50 passengers after elevated Iran missile/drone threat

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Ireland to expand PNR checks on intra‑EU flights as US watches Dublin airport cap plans Ireland will extend use of Passenger Name Record (PNR) data to intra‑EU services to strengthen aviation security, even as proposals to lift the long‑running passenger cap at Dublin Airport prompt close scrutiny from the US administration and U.S. carriers over transatlantic capacity and competition.

2026-03-25T14:18:59.687125-07:00

Ireland to expand PNR checks on intra‑EU flights as US watches Dublin airport cap plans

FlightGlobal

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Ariana Afghan Boeing 737-400 veers off Kabul runway; passengers evacuated, airline cites LaGuardia crash On 25 March an Ariana Afghan Airlines Boeing 737-400 veered off the runway during landing at Kabul International Airport, stopping in the grass with wing damage. All passengers and crew evacuated via slides with no injuries; operations were briefly suspended and an investigation opened.

2026-03-25T13:50:04.543979-07:00

Ariana Afghan Boeing 737-400 veers off Kabul runway; passengers evacuated, airline cites LaGuardia crash

AINonline

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FAA vows three‑year National Airspace System modernization, warns of implementation 'broken glass' FAA leadership has pledged to modernize the National Airspace System within three years, but the Administrator cautioned the compressed timetable will create implementation challenges and operational disruption—“some broken glass”—as new systems and procedures are rolled out.

2026-03-25T12:52:21.885262-07:00

FAA vows three‑year National Airspace System modernization, warns of implementation 'broken glass'

AINonline

Bolen elevates safety and ATC modernization at record Schedulers & Dispatchers show At the largest Schedulers & Dispatchers show in its 37‑year history, NBAA’s Bolen underscored safety and urged creation of a new air‑traffic control system. His remarks at the record‑size event foregrounded ATC modernization as a central priority for business aviation.

2026-03-25T11:39:53.026625-07:00

Bolen elevates safety and ATC modernization at record Schedulers & Dispatchers show

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CAAP gives AirAsia Philippines five days to settle PHP 833.7m ($14.5m) final demand or face licence suspension

EASA warns stolen engine parts may enter supply chain as AELS recovers serviceable components

Israel caps departures from Ben Gurion at 50 passengers after elevated Iran missile/drone threat

Ireland to expand PNR checks on intra‑EU flights as US watches Dublin airport cap plans

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