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Gulfstream G650/G650ER win FAA STC for Gogo Galileo HDX LEO connectivity; Gilat books $43M in Sidewinder ESA orders

Gogo Galileo HDX has received FAA Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) approval for installation on Gulfstream G650 and G650ER aircraft, enabling LEO in-flight connectivity. Separately, Gilat Satellite Networks secured additional $43 million in orders for Sidewinder electronically steered antenna (ESA) terminals from a major in-flight connectivity provider. Pilatus also introduced Gogo Galileo connectivity as a factory option for the PC-24.

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2026-07-01T03:30:54.145583-07:00

The Air Current

Boeing says unplanned IT outage disrupted computer systems and applications, complicating end-of-quarter production and delivery

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2026-06-30T14:18:56.029702-07:00

AeroTime

Boeing: no evidence to suggest June 30, 2026 systems outage was malicious

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2026-07-01T02:29:03.200757-07:00

Bloomberg

SpaceX cuts Starlink internet prices in Memphis, Tennessee amid local data-center opposition and legal challenges

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2026-06-30T12:58:55.307450-07:00

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Air Data News

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Gulfstream G650/G650ER win FAA STC for Gogo Galileo HDX LEO connectivity; Gilat books $43M in Sidewinder ESA orders Gogo Galileo HDX has received FAA Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) approval for installation on Gulfstream G650 and G650ER aircraft, enabling LEO in-flight connectivity. Separately, Gilat Satellite Networks secured additional $43 million in orders for Sidewinder electronically steered antenna (ESA) terminals from a major in-flight connectivity provider. Pilatus also introduced Gogo Galileo connectivity as a factory option for the PC-24.

2026-07-01T03:30:54.145583-07:00

Gulfstream G650/G650ER win FAA STC for Gogo Galileo HDX LEO connectivity; Gilat books $43M in Sidewinder ESA orders

AeroTime

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Boeing: no evidence to suggest June 30, 2026 systems outage was malicious Boeing said it has “no reason to believe” that a widespread systems outage affecting operations on June 30, 2026 was caused maliciously. The company’s assessment addresses concerns about whether the disruption stemmed from cyberattack or other non-malicious causes.

2026-07-01T02:29:03.200757-07:00

Boeing: no evidence to suggest June 30, 2026 systems outage was malicious

The Air Current

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Boeing says unplanned IT outage disrupted computer systems and applications, complicating end-of-quarter production and delivery Boeing reported an unplanned IT (“computer systems and applications”) outage that affected operations, with disruption spilling into the final day of the quarter. The timing lands as the company faces high backlog levels—exceeding 17,000 jets—and a global fleet already older than planned, raising the stakes for production and delivery reliability.

2026-06-30T14:18:56.029702-07:00

Boeing says unplanned IT outage disrupted computer systems and applications, complicating end-of-quarter production and delivery

The Air Current

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Boeing commercial jet deliveries and production disrupted by widespread IT outage

2026-06-30T14:18:56.029702-07:00

Boeing commercial jet deliveri

Bloomberg

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SpaceX cuts Starlink internet prices in Memphis, Tennessee amid local data-center opposition and legal challenges SpaceX has discounted Starlink internet plans for customers in Memphis, Tennessee, as it faces blowback and legal challenges from opponents of its data center development in the area and neighboring Mississippi. The pricing shift highlights how regulatory and community pressure is affecting Starlink’s go-to-market approach at the local level.

2026-06-30T12:58:55.307450-07:00

SpaceX cuts Starlink internet prices in Memphis, Tennessee amid local data-center opposition and legal challenges

SpaceNews.com

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Quantum computing race turns encryption into an “in-orbit” national security risk for satellite operators Quantum computing progress is accelerating as nations compete to deploy systems powerful enough to break today’s encryption methods. The shift creates direct exposure for the commercial space sector—especially satellite operators—whose communications and control rely on current cryptographic protections.

2026-06-29T06:10:20.148944-07:00

Quantum computing race turns encryption into an “in-orbit” national security risk for satellite operators

Business Wire

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Vertical Aerospace signs Astronics deal for Valo eVTOL low-voltage power distribution Vertical Aerospace has entered a long-term agreement with Astronics to supply the low-voltage power distribution system for its Valo eVTOL aircraft. The supplier selection supports Vertical’s certification progress by locking in a core electrical sub-system for the airframe’s electrification architecture.

2026-06-29T04:43:03.747295-07:00

Vertical Aerospace signs Astronics deal for Valo eVTOL low-voltage power distribution

Paddle Your Own Kanoo

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UK regulators issue urgent warning on rising power-bank overheating and lithium-device fires aboard aircraft British aviation regulators say official statistics show incidents involving overheating lithium battery-powered devices—including power banks—have nearly doubled year-on-year on aircraft. The warning highlights escalating in-flight fire risk from consumer electronics and reinforces the need for tighter passenger and handling controls.

2026-06-26T00:56:25.988201-07:00

UK regulators issue urgent warning on rising power-bank overheating and lithium-device fires aboard aircraft

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