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FAA to mandate onboard equipment for aircraft to withstand 5G interference ahead of planned spectrum auction The US Federal Aviation Administration said it will require aircraft to be equipped to withstand interference from 5G wireless signals in adjacent frequencies. The move is designed to ensure compatibility as the industry prepares for a planned spectrum auction next year.

2026-07-22T10:27:06.816588-07:00

FlightGlobal

Investigators probe tail-strike during landing of Kalitta Air converted Boeing 777-300ER freighter at Cincinnati US investigators are examining a tail-strike on landing involving a Kalitta Air Boeing 777-300ER converted freighter at Cincinnati. The aircraft had arrived from Brussels on 19 July, and the probe focuses on the modification-related configuration and landing circumstances.

2026-07-22T08:42:29.767868-07:00

FlightGlobal

Zeiss unveils a smaller, lighter head-up display using micro-optics for business and commercial aircraft at Farnborough ZEISS Aerospace is debuting at the Farnborough Airshow a new head-up display (HUD) system designed for business and commercial aircraft platforms. The company says its micro-optics approach enables a unit up to 80% smaller than existing conventional HUD models, targeting easier integration and reduced weight.

2026-07-22T07:42:56.872496-07:00

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2026-07-22T07:10:32.073911-07:00

Vertical Mag

Loft Dynamics and Indocopters deploy VR H125 simulator to expand helicopter pilot training in India Loft Dynamics is partnering with Indocopters, described as the Indian subcontinent’s largest specialist helicopter MRO, to roll out a VR H125 pilot simulator. Indocopters will use the VR training platform to extend its safety role from aircraft readiness to pilot readiness as Airbus H125 activity grows.

2026-07-22T05:25:58.364360-07:00

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FAA greenlights end-of-line airworthiness certificates for Boeing 737 MAX and 787; certification staffing rises while Boeing del The FAA has approved Boeing to issue airworthiness certificates at the end of the production process for all 737 MAX and B787 aircraft, effective July 20, 2026. FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford also cited a 35%–40% increase in resources for Boeing airplane oversight as Boeing separately signals no new jet program before 2030—while early 777X units face scrutiny from customers.

2026-07-22T04:07:39.339538-07:00

Inflight Online

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Malaysia Airlines joins IATA Turbulence Aware, rolling out real-time turbulence intelligence for crews Malaysia Airlines has adopted IATA’s Turbulence Aware programme, integrating real-time turbulence data to help pilots navigate rough air. The airline says the move strengthens operational decision-making and improves passenger comfort as weather volatility increases.

2026-07-22T03:26:42.249038-07:00

Paddle Your Own Kanoo

Iceland revokes licenses of 757 pilots after low-altitude “fly pass” investigation Icelandic authorities temporarily revoked the pilot licenses of two crew members after an investigation into a “crazy” low-altitude pass over a built-up area near Reykjavik, Iceland, in April. The incident involved a packed Boeing 757 carrying as many as 181 passengers.

2026-07-22T01:27:00.034258-07:00

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