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Ryanair probe points to “foreign object damage” in early findings after July 10 Boeing 737 window blowout incident

Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary says preliminary investigation results suggest a foreign object may have struck the engine of a Boeing 737 during takeoff from Thessaloniki on July 10. The event involved a shattered cabin window, explosive decompression, and a passenger pulled partly out of the aircraft.

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2026-07-20T03:39:44.495770-07:00

DefenseNews.com

USAF pushes trust-building training for semiautonomous aircraft via simulations

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2026-07-20T05:55:29.616756-07:00

Bloomberg

FAA renews Boeing authority to self-certify aircraft as 737 MAX 7 and MAX 10 reviews near completion

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2026-07-20T02:53:05.207569-07:00

FlightGlobal

Honeywell lands record avionics/APU deal with IndiGo for 810 Airbus A320neo-family jets; Aeromexico to roll out runway safety te

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2026-07-20T01:38:30.758145-07:00

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Moog Inc. achieves FAA certification for first retrofit IFR approved 4-axis Black Hawk autopilot

2026-07-20T09:40:27.848730-07:00

Moog Inc. achieves FAA certifi

FlightGlobal

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KAI pitches T-50/FA-50 for UK advanced jet trainer requirement Korea Aerospace Industries says its T-50/FA-50 light jet family has a “proven” track record across three key mission roles and is well positioned to meet the UK’s advanced jet trainer requirement. KAI also highlights ongoing improvement work to further mature the aircraft as it pursues the opportunity.

2026-07-20T08:41:06.029323-07:00

KAI pitches T-50/FA-50 for UK advanced jet trainer requirement

DefenseNews.com

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USAF pushes trust-building training for semiautonomous aircraft via simulations The U.S. Air Force is accelerating integration of semiautonomous aircraft by emphasizing enhanced training and simulation to build operator confidence in CCAs. Former Air Force secretary Frank Kendall says trust between operators and CCAs begins with realistic simulations and exercises, starting early in the training pipeline.

2026-07-20T05:55:29.616756-07:00

USAF pushes trust-building training for semiautonomous aircraft via simulations

Reuters

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Ryanair probe points to “foreign object damage” in early findings after July 10 Boeing 737 window blowout incident Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary says preliminary investigation results suggest a foreign object may have struck the engine of a Boeing 737 during takeoff from Thessaloniki on July 10. The event involved a shattered cabin window, explosive decompression, and a passenger pulled partly out of the aircraft.

2026-07-20T03:39:44.495770-07:00

Ryanair probe points to “foreign object damage” in early findings after July 10 Boeing 737 window blowout incident

FlightGlobal

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Advanced Navigation pitches compact INS to maintain UAV and military aircraft navigation under GPS jamming/spoofing At Farnborough, Australian avionics firm Advanced Navigation is showcasing a small-form-factor inertial navigation system designed for UAV and military platforms operating in heavy electronic warfare environments. The solution targets disruption from GPS jamming and spoofing, helping maintain navigation integrity when satellite signals are unreliable.

2026-07-20T03:08:56.350398-07:00

Advanced Navigation pitches compact INS to maintain UAV and military aircraft navigation under GPS jamming/spoofing

Washington Post

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Lawmakers seek permanent ban on in-flight phone calls as some European carriers loosen restrictions A new push from lawmakers would make a permanent ban on in-flight phone calls, following decisions by some airlines in Europe to relax in-flight calling rules. The proposal would tighten passenger communications standards across fleets rather than leaving them to individual carriers.

2026-07-20T03:08:40.382945-07:00

Lawmakers seek permanent ban on in-flight phone calls as some European carriers loosen restrictions

Bloomberg

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FAA renews Boeing authority to self-certify aircraft as 737 MAX 7 and MAX 10 reviews near completion The FAA said it expects to certify the Boeing 737 MAX 7 and MAX 10 “soon,” following an intensive review of the variants. In parallel, the agency renewed Boeing’s authority to resume issuing certificates for new airplanes and allowing employees to perform final airworthiness certification.

2026-07-20T02:53:05.207569-07:00

FAA renews Boeing authority to self-certify aircraft as 737 MAX 7 and MAX 10 reviews near completion

Paddle Your Own Kanoo

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Israir alleges deliberate vandalism damaged a third aircraft at London Luton in under a year Israir says ground-service vehicles collided with its aircraft at London Luton Airport on three occasions in less than a year, and believes the repeated damage was deliberate. The airline frames the latest incident as “foul play,” highlighting heightened risks to aircraft during ground handling.

2026-07-20T02:51:32.550604-07:00

Israir alleges deliberate vandalism damaged a third aircraft at London Luton in under a year

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