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Reuters • Tim Hepher

Qantas Postpones Project Sunrise A350-1000 Launch to 2027

Qantas is set to delay the launch of its ultra-long-haul Project Sunrise flights to mid-2027. The airline awaits the delivery of its first of twelve Airbus A350-1000 aircraft, a key component to connecting Australia's east coast with Europe and New York.

2025-03-25T03:38:01.372116-07:00

Reuters

Inquiry into Heathrow Closure After Fire Disables Substation Despite Backup Power

2025-03-24T02:45:43.662581-07:00

The Guardian

Heathrow Closure After Substation Fire Disrupts Global Flights

2025-03-20T20:25:54.605790-07:00

Bloomberg

Airbus CEO Warns Net Zero Aviation by 2050 at Risk Amid Hydrogen Delays

2025-03-24T09:07:51.000428-07:00

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Via Satellite

Space Solar Aims for Clean Energy Breakthrough with Space-Based Solar Power Space Solar is advancing its efforts in space-based solar power technology, aiming to enhance global energy security and provide sustainable, affordable energy solutions as part of the transition to a net-zero future.

2025-03-28T10:23:45.899939-07:00

Space Solar Aims for Clean Energy Breakthrough with Space-Based Solar Power

FlightGlobal

IAG Faces Financial Impact Due to Heathrow Shutdown Lacking Resilience IAG, the parent company of British Airways, anticipates losses in the 'tens of millions' of euros following Heathrow Airport's day-long closure on 21 March. The CEO expressed surprise at Heathrow's inadequate resilience in handling such disruptions.

2025-03-28T07:58:17.106166-07:00

IAG Faces Financial Impact Due to Heathrow Shutdown Lacking Resilience

CTV News

Family of Roy Sues Robinson Helicopter for $50M Over Fatal Crash The family of Stéphane Roy, former Savoura CEO, and his son, Justin, are suing Robinson Helicopter Company following the 2019 crash of their R44 helicopter. They allege that a rotor blade issue led to the tragedy and are seeking $50 million in damages.

2025-03-28T07:03:53.607581-07:00

Family of Roy Sues Robinson Helicopter for $50M Over Fatal Crash

Simple Flying

Ryanair CEO Downplays Boeing Tariff Risks Amid Economic Concerns Michael O'Leary, Ryanair CEO, expressed skepticism regarding the likelihood of tariffs on Boeing aircraft, despite warnings about potential economic impacts. He emphasized the counterproductive nature of such tariffs for both Boeing and the U.S. economy, asserting mutual interests in avoiding escalation.

2025-03-28T03:36:01.753965-07:00

Ryanair CEO Downplays Boeing Tariff Risks Amid Economic Concerns

SpaceNews.com

SECAF Nominee Troy Meink Emphasizes Fleet Expansion and Space Superiority Troy Meink, the nominee for Secretary of the Air Force, has committed to bolstering fleet size by integrating younger aircraft and enhancing U.S. space capabilities. He stresses the urgency of innovation to tackle rapid advancements by near-peer competitors, focusing on maintaining space control and superiority.

2025-03-27T15:47:32.039931-07:00

SECAF Nominee Troy Meink Emphasizes Fleet Expansion and Space Superiority

Via Satellite

Geopolitical Shifts Generate Defense Opportunities for Telesat Lightspeed Strategic changes in global politics are fueling Telesat's optimism regarding national security sectors, as CEO Dan Goldberg highlights potential defense applications for Telesat Lightspeed amidst shifting geopolitical dynamics.

2025-03-27T12:28:19.228753-07:00

Geopolitical Shifts Generate Defense Opportunities for Telesat Lightspeed

julietbravofoxmedia.com

WAI25's Critical Mission Amid Government Challenges Women in Aviation International's CEO, Lynda Coffman, addresses pressing challenges at WAI25, highlighting governmental pressures impacting the organization's achievements. These challenges emphasize WAI's essential role in the aviation industry as it seeks to sustain and advance women's contributions globally.

2025-03-27T11:08:05.844788-07:00

WAI25's Critical Mission Amid Government Challenges

Aviation24

EU Airline CEOs Advocate for Policy Revisions on SAF and Competitiveness Seventeen top executives from major European airlines are urging EU policymakers to reassess sustainable aviation fuel mandates to enhance the aviation sector's competitiveness. Their coordinated appeal highlights the need for policy adjustments to ensure growth and sustainability in the industry.

2025-03-27T10:40:42.963898-07:00

EU Airline CEOs Advocate for Policy Revisions on SAF and Competitiveness

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