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FAA completes phase one of NOTAM system overhaul, moves legacy USNS into cloud to improve pilot-alerting and prevent nationwide

The FAA says it has completed phase one of a transition/overhaul of the U.S. Notices to Airmen (NOTAM) system, moving the legacy USNS into a cloud-based architecture. DOT and FAA leadership frame the upgrade as a safety and communications improvement designed to avoid nationwide airspace shutdowns and enable smoother pilot alerting.

2026-05-12T11:01:51.274391-07:00

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Quantum Space to build maneuverable spacecraft in Tulsa, Oklahoma, aligning production with its new executive base

2026-05-12T12:24:46.032528-07:00

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Collins Aerospace expands Largo, Florida site with $26.5M to boost FAA radar replacement output

2026-05-11T08:26:46.063389-07:00

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American Airlines targets record 2026 summer: 75M customers on 750,000 flights May 21–Sept. 8

2026-05-11T07:39:17.211669-07:00

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Quantum Space to build maneuverable spacecraft in Tulsa, Oklahoma, aligning production with its new executive base Quantum Space says it will build its highly maneuverable spacecraft in Tulsa, Oklahoma, leveraging the city as the location of the company’s new chief executive. The decision ties the next phase of spacecraft development to an updated leadership and operations footprint in the US.

2026-05-12T12:24:46.032528-07:00

Quantum Space to build maneuverable spacecraft in Tulsa, Oklahoma, aligning production with its new executive base

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FAA completes phase one of NOTAM system overhaul, moves legacy USNS into cloud to improve pilot-alerting and prevent nationwide The FAA says it has completed phase one of a transition/overhaul of the U.S. Notices to Airmen (NOTAM) system, moving the legacy USNS into a cloud-based architecture. DOT and FAA leadership frame the upgrade as a safety and communications improvement designed to avoid nationwide airspace shutdowns and enable smoother pilot alerting.

2026-05-12T11:01:51.274391-07:00

FAA completes phase one of NOTAM system overhaul, moves legacy USNS into cloud to improve pilot-alerting and prevent nationwide

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GE Aerospace clears NGAP XA102 adaptive-cycle prototype build readiness; Pratt & Whitney completes digital XA103 assembly readin GE Aerospace cleared an Assembly Readiness Review for its XA102 adaptive-cycle engine, advancing the Next Generation Adaptive Propulsion (NGAP) program toward full system demonstration. Pratt & Whitney completed a fully digital Assembly Readiness Review for the XA103, as the Air Force funds adaptive-cycle turbofan development for the sixth-generation fighter competition.

2026-05-11T16:55:52.116279-07:00

GE Aerospace clears NGAP XA102 adaptive-cycle prototype build readiness; Pratt & Whitney completes digital XA103 assembly readin

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Team SkyAlyne/ KF Aerospace completes factory acceptance on first CT-157 Siskin II trainer for Canada’s RCAF Team SkyAlyne has completed factory acceptance on the first CT-157 Siskin II trainer for the RCAF, marking a key step ahead of delivery start later this year. The aircraft is one of 19 planned CT-157s; production and testing continue to build momentum toward the Ottawa fleet.

2026-05-11T09:50:16.048758-07:00

Team SkyAlyne/ KF Aerospace completes factory acceptance on first CT-157 Siskin II trainer for Canada’s RCAF

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US majors back PAL–Alaska codeshare expansion, teeing up transpacific connectivity American, Delta and United have indicated they have no objection to Philippine Airlines’ proposed codeshare expansion with Alaska Airlines. The plan would connect PAL’s transpacific flying to Alaska’s domestic U.S. network, broadening passenger itinerary options while navigating any remaining US regulatory review steps.

2026-05-11T09:35:22.824695-07:00

US majors back PAL–Alaska codeshare expansion, teeing up transpacific connectivity

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Collins Aerospace expands Largo, Florida site with $26.5M to boost FAA radar replacement output Collins Aerospace, an RTX business, is investing $26.5 million to expand its Largo, Florida facility to accelerate production of commercial aviation radars and defense multi-domain security solutions. The work will support the FAA’s Radar System Replacement Program, including Condor Mk3 and ASR-XM production.

2026-05-11T08:26:46.063389-07:00

Collins Aerospace expands Largo, Florida site with $26.5M to boost FAA radar replacement output

AeroTime

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American Airlines targets record 2026 summer: 75M customers on 750,000 flights May 21–Sept. 8 American Airlines says its centennial summer runs May 21 through Sept. 8, with a record 75 million customers across 750,000 flights—surpassing the 2019 high water mark. The projection maps to an all-hubs, peak-season operating plan designed to support its largest summer schedule to date.

2026-05-11T07:39:17.211669-07:00

American Airlines targets record 2026 summer: 75M customers on 750,000 flights May 21–Sept. 8

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Denver International runway intrusion: video and federal inquiry into fatal takeoff collision involving Frontier jet Surveillance footage and an expanding federal probe are examining how a trespasser breached security at Denver International Airport before being struck and killed during a Frontier jet’s takeoff roll. Frontier and investigators are reviewing access to the active runway and the sequence leading to the collision.

2026-05-10T14:24:40.584370-07:00

Denver International runway intrusion: video and federal inquiry into fatal takeoff collision involving Frontier jet

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FAA completes phase one of NOTAM system overhaul, moves legacy USNS into cloud to improve pilot-alerting and prevent nationwide

Quantum Space to build maneuverable spacecraft in Tulsa, Oklahoma, aligning production with its new executive base

Collins Aerospace expands Largo, Florida site with $26.5M to boost FAA radar replacement output

American Airlines targets record 2026 summer: 75M customers on 750,000 flights May 21–Sept. 8

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