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SpaceX launches 28 Starlink satellites on Falcon 9’s 22nd flight

SpaceX’s Falcon 9 lifted off from Cape Canaveral’s SLC-40 at 4:21 a.m. EDT Tuesday carrying 28 Starlink Group 10-28 satellites into low Earth orbit. First stage booster B1077 chalked up its 22nd flight and touched down on the A Shortfall of Gravitas droneship stationed in the Atlantic.

2025-07-07T18:00:27.338583-07:00

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Bombardier Opens Montreal Innovation and Design Centre to Accelerate Cabin Development

2025-07-07T04:01:25.748053-07:00

CNN

Cessna Caravan Skids Off Runway on Skydiving Flight, Crashing into Woods Near Cross Keys Airport

2025-07-02T17:11:04.321295-07:00

CBC

Bomb Threats Trigger Ground Stops at Six Major Canadian Airports

2025-07-03T09:40:16.926505-07:00

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University of Colorado Boulder Launches Colorado Space Policy Center to Address Rapid Space Industry Policy Needs The University of Colorado Boulder has unveiled the Colorado Space Policy Center, a new hub for research and dialogue on legal and regulatory frameworks shaping the fast-growing commercial and defense space sectors. Announced in late June, the center will convene local, national and international stakeholders to inform policy development.

2025-07-12T15:27:04.326465-07:00

University of Colorado Boulder Launches Colorado Space Policy Center to Address Rapid Space Industry Policy Needs

CTV News

Canada Eyes CAD 16 Billion Fighter Drone Fleet to Complement F-35s Canada’s Department of National Defence is evaluating uncrewed combat aircraft to support its incoming 88 F-35A fighters. Government documents suggest a fleet could cost up to CAD 16 billion and require hundreds of personnel, underscoring Ottawa’s interest in advancing manned-unmanned teaming capabilities.

2025-07-12T04:13:26.038375-07:00

Canada Eyes CAD 16 Billion Fighter Drone Fleet to Complement F-35s

The Points Guy

Inside JFK’s New Terminal One: Accessibility and Design Ahead of 2026 Debut A hardhat tour of JFK’s new Terminal One reveals a facility engineered for accessibility, streamlined passenger flow and modern amenities. Set to open in 2026, it forms a key phase of the airport’s broader multi-billion-dollar redevelopment following updates at LaGuardia and Newark.

2025-07-11T13:17:25.135394-07:00

Inside JFK’s New Terminal One: Accessibility and Design Ahead of 2026 Debut

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Global air cargo volumes fall 3% in early July as North American exports slump over US holiday Global air cargo volumes fell 3% in the first week of July, driven by a significant decline in North American exports as US Independence Day celebrations disrupted freight flows. The downturn highlights how holiday-related network constraints can ripple through global logistics, pressuring capacity planning heading into peak season.

2025-07-11T07:38:38.959532-07:00

Global air cargo volumes fall 3% in early July as North American exports slump over US holiday

General Aviation News

Ex-FAA Team Unveils Montis Weather Observation System in Alaska A team of former FAA officials has launched the Montis Weather Observation System (MWOS) in Alaska, integrating 360° camera imaging, comprehensive weather sensors, ADS-B aircraft tracking and advanced analytics. MWOS is designed to enhance situational awareness and emergency response by delivering real-time environmental and traffic data at remote airfields.

2025-07-10T10:11:41.246311-07:00

Ex-FAA Team Unveils Montis Weather Observation System in Alaska

GeekWire

Anduril doubles Seattle footprint with 39,851 sq ft Bellevue lease Defense tech firm Anduril has leased 39,851 sq ft at Bellevue’s Skyline Office Tower, doubling its Seattle-area footprint as it establishes a new engineering hub in the city. The expansion underscores its push to scale R&D and autonomous systems development in the Pacific Northwest.

2025-07-09T21:29:10.669074-07:00

Anduril doubles Seattle footprint with 39,851 sq ft Bellevue lease

FlightGlobal

Flair Airlines names Maciej Wilk permanent CEO after interim year Flair Airlines has confirmed Maciej Wilk as its permanent CEO after serving in an interim capacity for over a year. Wilk will lead Canada’s ultra-low-cost carrier as it continues to expand its network and solidify its position in the competitive North American market.

2025-07-09T14:23:55.495092-07:00

Flair Airlines names Maciej Wilk permanent CEO after interim year

CNBC

Hartsfield-Jackson Reclaims Title as World's Busiest Airport, Still Below 2019 Traffic Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International has reclaimed its status as the world's busiest airport, but its passenger numbers remain below 2019 levels. The hub's rebound underscores uneven demand patterns across major gateways as global air travel races to recover from pandemic-induced downturns.

2025-07-08T18:44:15.536991-07:00

Hartsfield-Jackson Reclaims Title as World's Busiest Airport, Still Below 2019 Traffic

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