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Bloomberg • Siddharth Philip

Boeing nears FAA certification of 737 MAX anti-ice fix, unlocking MAX 7/10 deliveries

Boeing says it is in the final stages of securing regulatory certification for an engine anti-ice system fix on the 737 MAX. The company links the approval to restarting the long-delayed MAX 7 and MAX 10 delivery timeline, supporting a recovery in early-2026 cash flow and production cadence.

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2026-07-16T05:29:10.672346-07:00

Vertical Mag

CNC Technologies unveils airborne connectivity for public safety aircraft using cellular and Starlink

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2026-07-16T05:46:21.687255-07:00

AeroTime

Blue Angels conduct a safety review after unusually low Pensacola Beach flyover

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2026-07-16T04:15:47.808247-07:00

Leeham News

Pratt & Whitney signals next-generation narrowbody turbofan shift amid blade-separation risk, prompting fuselage-strengthening

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2026-07-16T00:30:34.578532-07:00

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US Air Force restores 13 F-35A jets to flight after supply-linked grounding; DCMA flags missing required equipment on at least 1 The U.S. Air Force confirmed 13 F-35As grounded since September due to a supply problem have been repaired and returned to action. Separately, a DCMA list indicates at least 15 F-35s built since May 2025 lacked required equipment, highlighting recurring production/retrofit compliance risks across the fleet.

2026-07-16T07:29:22.237609-07:00

US Air Force restores 13 F-35A jets to flight after supply-linked grounding; DCMA flags missing required equipment on at least 1

Vertical Mag

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CNC Technologies unveils airborne connectivity for public safety aircraft using cellular and Starlink CNC Technologies is introducing an airborne connectivity solution aimed at public safety aviation, combining traditional cellular connectivity with Starlink to maintain in-flight communications. The offering is designed to improve connectivity for public safety missions operating outside reliable ground network coverage.

2026-07-16T05:46:21.687255-07:00

CNC Technologies unveils airborne connectivity for public safety aircraft using cellular and Starlink

Bloomberg

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Boeing nears FAA certification of 737 MAX anti-ice fix, unlocking MAX 7/10 deliveries Boeing says it is in the final stages of securing regulatory certification for an engine anti-ice system fix on the 737 MAX. The company links the approval to restarting the long-delayed MAX 7 and MAX 10 delivery timeline, supporting a recovery in early-2026 cash flow and production cadence.

2026-07-16T05:29:10.672346-07:00

Boeing nears FAA certification of 737 MAX anti-ice fix, unlocking MAX 7/10 deliveries

AeroTime

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Blue Angels conduct a safety review after unusually low Pensacola Beach flyover Videos captured a U.S. Navy Blue Angels jet flying exceptionally low over spectators at Pensacola Beach during “Breakfast with the Blues,” reportedly causing chairs, umbrellas and tents to be thrown as beachgoers screamed. The team told WEAR it is conducting a safety review of the maneuver following the incident.

2026-07-16T04:15:47.808247-07:00

Blue Angels conduct a safety review after unusually low Pensacola Beach flyover

FlightGlobal

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Boeing safety chief Don Ruhmann on transparency and shared responsibility as the path to restoring company credibility Don Ruhmann, Boeing’s safety chief, says rebuilding the US airframer’s reputation requires transparency and shared responsibility. His message focuses on learning from “hard lessons” and improving credibility through clearer accountability in safety practices, aimed at restoring trust in Boeing’s performance.

2026-07-16T01:45:07.693976-07:00

Boeing safety chief Don Ruhmann on transparency and shared responsibility as the path to restoring company credibility

Leeham News

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Pratt & Whitney signals next-generation narrowbody turbofan shift amid blade-separation risk, prompting fuselage-strengthening Pratt & Whitney is positioning its next-generation narrowbody turbofan as the powerplant of choice, while GE is acknowledging that aircraft fuselages may require strengthening as a precaution against fan blade separation. The development adds an airframe integration and safety-margin dimension to certification planning for the new engine family.

2026-07-16T00:30:34.578532-07:00

Pratt & Whitney signals next-generation narrowbody turbofan shift amid blade-separation risk, prompting fuselage-strengthening

Reuters

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U.S. aviation industry urges Congress to fund $20B for air traffic control modernization The U.S. aviation sector is calling on Congress to appropriate $20 billion to complete modernization of the nation’s aging air traffic control system. The request is positioned as necessary to reduce systemic flight disruptions linked to the current ATC infrastructure.

2026-07-15T13:59:36.759687-07:00

U.S. aviation industry urges Congress to fund $20B for air traffic control modernization

AINonline

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FAA recommends Collins GNSS receiver upgrade to address MT6 alert issue The FAA is recommending an upgrade for Collins GNSS receivers to resolve an MT6 alert condition. The move follows EASA’s prior requirement in Europe to replace receivers, underscoring regulators’ focus on timely corrective actions for GNSS alerting behavior.

2026-07-15T10:44:35.737649-07:00

FAA recommends Collins GNSS receiver upgrade to address MT6 alert issue

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