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Top Trump Ally Warns of Retaliation Over EU Space Act, Threatening U.S.–EU Space Industry Cooperation

Brendan Carr, a leading Trump ally and US media regulator, told POLITICO the EU must be “a good partner of U.S.-based businesses” or face US retaliation over its proposed EU Space Act. His warning raises the prospect of political pushback that could disrupt transatlantic industrial ties and market access.

2026-03-04T01:22:20.810053-08:00

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Local bidder accuses Australian government of ignoring offer to buy Rex Airlines

2026-03-03T19:37:25.135827-08:00

SpaceNews.com

House Science Committee accuses FCC of overreach in space-licensing rulemaking

2026-03-03T16:33:44.251455-08:00

Aviation Week

Pilatus FY2025: deliveries fall to 147 as U.S. tariffs and supply‑chain strains hit earnings

2026-03-03T05:42:38.309583-08:00

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Top Trump Ally Warns of Retaliation Over EU Space Act, Threatening U.S.–EU Space Industry Cooperation Brendan Carr, a leading Trump ally and US media regulator, told POLITICO the EU must be “a good partner of U.S.-based businesses” or face US retaliation over its proposed EU Space Act. His warning raises the prospect of political pushback that could disrupt transatlantic industrial ties and market access.

2026-03-04T01:22:20.810053-08:00

Top Trump Ally Warns of Retaliation Over EU Space Act, Threatening U.S.–EU Space Industry Cooperation

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Local bidder accuses Australian government of ignoring offer to buy Rex Airlines A local consortium has accused the Australian government of disregarding its bid to acquire regional carrier Rex Airlines, alleging the sale process overlooked domestic offers. The claim adds political scrutiny to Rex’s ownership transfer and raises questions about transparency in bidder evaluation.

2026-03-03T19:37:25.135827-08:00

Local bidder accuses Australian government of ignoring offer to buy Rex Airlines

SpaceNews.com

House Science Committee accuses FCC of overreach in space-licensing rulemaking House Science Committee leaders say the FCC is overstepping its authority in parts of a space-licensing rulemaking, criticizing the agency's approach to space safety. Their public rebuke signals congressional scrutiny of FCC actions that could reshape satellite licensing and regulatory scope.

2026-03-03T16:33:44.251455-08:00

House Science Committee accuses FCC of overreach in space-licensing rulemaking

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Pentagon orders defense contractors to purge Anthropic AI from supply chains The Pentagon has ordered defense contractors to remove Anthropic's AI tools from government contracts and supply chains; major primes such as Lockheed Martin are expected to comply, legal observers say, even as the Trump administration's blacklisting faces likely court challenges.

2026-03-03T16:22:04.297389-08:00

Pentagon orders defense contractors to purge Anthropic AI from supply chains

SpaceNews.com

Washington Turns Up the Heat on Space Policy U.S. policymakers are intensifying scrutiny of national space strategy, injecting political pressure into funding, procurement and regulatory decisions that affect both commercial space companies and defense programs. The shift raises the stakes for firms competing for federal support and primes new legislative and executive action.

2026-03-03T08:13:33.776566-08:00

Washington Turns Up the Heat on Space Policy

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British Airways loses appeal; £373.6m EU cartel fine upheld The European Union rejected British Airways' appeal and upheld a £373.6 million fine imposed by the European Commission in a cartel case. The judgement ends BA's challenge in EU courts, reinforcing competition enforcement and exposing carriers to significant compliance and financial risk.

2026-03-03T07:01:52.130251-08:00

British Airways loses appeal; £373.6m EU cartel fine upheld

Flying Magazine

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Northern Plains UAS Test Site becomes first nonfederal to access unfiltered FAA radar data North Dakota's Northern Plains UAS Test Site has become the first nonfederal organization granted access to the Federal Aviation Administration's unfiltered radar data. The access gives the test site direct surveillance feeds previously restricted to federal users, marking a change in FAA data sharing for UAS testing.

2026-03-03T06:02:56.799410-08:00

Northern Plains UAS Test Site becomes first nonfederal to access unfiltered FAA radar data

Aviation Week

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Pilatus FY2025: deliveries fall to 147 as U.S. tariffs and supply‑chain strains hit earnings Pilatus reported FY2025 sales of $2.02 billion and orders of $2.25 billion as deliveries slipped to 147 aircraft (from 153 a year earlier). The Swiss OEM said U.S. tariff headwinds and persistent supply‑chain and component shortages weighed on production rates and weakened earnings.

2026-03-03T05:42:38.309583-08:00

Pilatus FY2025: deliveries fall to 147 as U.S. tariffs and supply‑chain strains hit earnings

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Top Trump Ally Warns of Retaliation Over EU Space Act, Threatening U.S.–EU Space Industry Cooperation

Local bidder accuses Australian government of ignoring offer to buy Rex Airlines

House Science Committee accuses FCC of overreach in space-licensing rulemaking

Pilatus FY2025: deliveries fall to 147 as U.S. tariffs and supply‑chain strains hit earnings

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