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AT&T to use Amazon Leo and Leo Ultra terminals to deliver gigabit fixed broadband to businesses

AT&T will use Amazon Leo's low‑Earth‑orbit network and Leo Ultra terminals to deliver gigabit‑speed fixed broadband to business customers, expanding AT&T’s coverage footprint. The commercial‑grade Leo Ultra antenna, launched in November, will supply connectivity services to AT&T under the AWS–AT&T collaboration.

2026-02-04T12:09:12.942331-08:00

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AOPA CEO Darren Pleasance steps down after one year; Baker and Pribyl named interim co‑presidents

2026-02-04T09:57:55.366490-08:00

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JobsOhio courts aerospace investment at Singapore Airshow, pitches Ohio as an aviation incubator

2026-02-04T04:54:01.623445-08:00

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Saab pitches Canadian Gripen E/F production line as it presses Ottawa for a mixed fleet option

2026-02-04T01:02:57.269457-08:00

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AT&T to use Amazon Leo and Leo Ultra terminals to deliver gigabit fixed broadband to businesses AT&T will use Amazon Leo's low‑Earth‑orbit network and Leo Ultra terminals to deliver gigabit‑speed fixed broadband to business customers, expanding AT&T’s coverage footprint. The commercial‑grade Leo Ultra antenna, launched in November, will supply connectivity services to AT&T under the AWS–AT&T collaboration.

2026-02-04T12:09:12.942331-08:00

AT&T to use Amazon Leo and Leo Ultra terminals to deliver gigabit fixed broadband to businesses

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Lockheed Martin advances to Phase III of Army Flight School Next with Robinson R66 NxG Lockheed Martin has advanced to Phase III of the U.S. Army's Flight School Next competition and announced it will offer Robinson Helicopter's R66 NxG as its training platform. Bell and M1 were also named among the three firms moving on to the next phase of evaluations.

2026-02-04T11:15:50.463757-08:00

Lockheed Martin advances to Phase III of Army Flight School Next with Robinson R66 NxG

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AOPA CEO Darren Pleasance steps down after one year; Baker and Pribyl named interim co‑presidents Darren Pleasance is stepping down as AOPA president and CEO after one year and will move into an advisory role during the search for his successor. Jill Baker and Katie Pribyl will serve as acting co‑presidents; AOPA said the CEO must be full‑time at its Frederick, MD headquarters.

2026-02-04T09:57:55.366490-08:00

AOPA CEO Darren Pleasance steps down after one year; Baker and Pribyl named interim co‑presidents

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JobsOhio courts aerospace investment at Singapore Airshow, pitches Ohio as an aviation incubator JobsOhio is attending the Singapore Airshow to court inward aerospace investment, pitching Ohio as an aviation incubator. The state aims to attract manufacturers, suppliers and advanced-air-mobility firms by promoting its facilities, workforce and R&D ecosystem to international investors and OEMs.

2026-02-04T04:54:01.623445-08:00

JobsOhio courts aerospace investment at Singapore Airshow, pitches Ohio as an aviation incubator

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Saab pitches Canadian Gripen E/F production line as it presses Ottawa for a mixed fleet option Saab is urging Canada to buy the JAS 39 Gripen E/F and is proposing a domestic production line that could also supply other customers, as part of a case for a mixed Canadian fighter fleet. Saab says output could scale to a target of 36 aircraft per year, conditional on expanded industrial collaboration.

2026-02-04T01:02:57.269457-08:00

Saab pitches Canadian Gripen E/F production line as it presses Ottawa for a mixed fleet option

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Volaris to launch year‑round Denver–Querétaro twice‑weekly service from 3 June 2026 Mexican low‑cost carrier Volaris will begin twice‑weekly, year‑round nonstop Denver–Querétaro service on 3 June 2026, adding a new direct link between Colorado and central Mexico. The route expands Volaris's U.S. network and increases direct connectivity for business and leisure traffic to Querétaro.

2026-02-03T12:55:01.583896-08:00

Volaris to launch year‑round Denver–Querétaro twice‑weekly service from 3 June 2026

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Private jet crash in Maine kills six tied to Houston luxury-travel startup; two victims still unidentified A private jet crash in Maine killed six people who were visiting a property linked to a Houston-based luxury travel startup led by a Houston lawyer. Four victims have been identified; two remain awaiting identification as federal investigators from the NTSB continue their on-site probe.

2026-02-03T12:54:52.876255-08:00

Private jet crash in Maine kills six tied to Houston luxury-travel startup; two victims still unidentified

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Congress approves $12B FAA budget, ends partial shutdown after ~10,000 furloughs Congress approved a $12 billion appropriation for the FAA, ending a partial agency shutdown that temporarily furloughed about 10,000 employees. The funding restores operations, resumes safety oversight and certifications, and averts further disruptions across U.S. airspace after recent staffing gaps.

2026-02-03T11:37:55.106946-08:00

Congress approves $12B FAA budget, ends partial shutdown after ~10,000 furloughs

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AT&T to use Amazon Leo and Leo Ultra terminals to deliver gigabit fixed broadband to businesses

AOPA CEO Darren Pleasance steps down after one year; Baker and Pribyl named interim co‑presidents

JobsOhio courts aerospace investment at Singapore Airshow, pitches Ohio as an aviation incubator

Saab pitches Canadian Gripen E/F production line as it presses Ottawa for a mixed fleet option

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