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Macron calls for unified European satellite champion and rapid constellation rollout

At the Paris Airshow, French President Emmanuel Macron backed plans for a consolidated European satellite manufacturer and urged accelerated satellite deployments under a new space strategy aimed at bolstering the continent’s strategic autonomy and industrial competitiveness.

2025-06-20T05:03:17.085377-07:00

Wall Street Journal

Competition Bureau Urges 100% Foreign Ownership for Canada’s Domestic Airlines

2025-06-19T07:27:43.233746-07:00

FlightGlobal

Five Nations Unveil Roadmap to Harmonize eVTOL Certification

2025-06-17T06:08:17.702847-07:00

Payload

Trump’s 2026 Budget Proposes One-Third Cut to NASA Workforce, Stuns International Partners

2025-06-17T05:14:55.758418-07:00

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fox35orlando.com

DeSantis signs legislation to bolster Florida's aerospace and transportation sectors

2025-06-22T21:03:22.852940-07:00

Strengthening Florida's aerospac

Associated Press

Federal Judge Halts Trump Administration’s NSF Research Funding Cuts A federal judge in Boston has issued an injunction preventing the Trump administration from implementing planned steep reductions to National Science Foundation research grants, arguing the administration overstepped its authority. The ruling pauses cuts that would have scaled back dozens of core science programs nationwide.

2025-06-21T11:05:05.161498-07:00

Federal Judge Halts Trump Administration’s NSF Research Funding Cuts

aerospaceglobalnews.com

Europe’s Carriers Warn Free Carry-On Mandate Will Push Up Fares and Disrupt Operations Airlines for Europe and IATA have blasted a European Parliament proposal to force all tickets to include a free trolley-sized cabin bag, warning the measure will drive up airfares, reduce fare choice, complicate boarding processes and strain airline operations.

2025-06-20T09:04:13.147842-07:00

Europe’s Carriers Warn Free Carry-On Mandate Will Push Up Fares and Disrupt Operations

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EASA Proposes Single-Lever Engine Control, Halts Single-Pilot Flight Study The European Union Aviation Safety Agency has opened a consultation on a novel single-lever thrust control concept for large jets, aiming to simplify pilot interaction, as it also pauses research into single-pilot commercial operations over persistent safety and technology concerns.

2025-06-20T08:47:01.979241-07:00

EASA Proposes Single-Lever Engine Control, Halts Single-Pilot Flight Study

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Macron calls for unified European satellite champion and rapid constellation rollout At the Paris Airshow, French President Emmanuel Macron backed plans for a consolidated European satellite manufacturer and urged accelerated satellite deployments under a new space strategy aimed at bolstering the continent’s strategic autonomy and industrial competitiveness.

2025-06-20T05:03:17.085377-07:00

Macron calls for unified European satellite champion and rapid constellation rollout

SpaceQ

Canadian Space Agency’s 2025–26 Plan Sets Record C$834M Budget The Canadian Space Agency’s 2025–26 departmental plan, released this week, projects spending of C$834 million, the highest in the agency’s history. The increase aims to bolster satellite programs, innovation partnerships and international collaboration, while expanding R&D in Earth observation, robotics and microgravity initiatives.

2025-06-19T12:09:51.621576-07:00

Canadian Space Agency’s 2025–26 Plan Sets Record C$834M Budget

Wall Street Journal

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Competition Bureau Urges 100% Foreign Ownership for Canada’s Domestic Airlines Canada’s Competition Bureau has urged the government to lift foreign-ownership caps to 100% for domestic-only carriers and relax rules on foreign airlines serving domestic routes. The move targets a market where Air Canada and WestJet together handle up to three-quarters of domestic passenger traffic.

2025-06-19T07:27:43.233746-07:00

Competition Bureau Urges 100% Foreign Ownership for Canada’s Domestic Airlines

SpaceNews.com

After Resilience’s Moon Landing Attempt, Openness Becomes Crucial for the Lunar Economy Following ispace’s likely Resilience lander crash during its final descent, stakeholders are emphasizing the need for a transparent governance framework for lunar operations. Open data-sharing, dispute-resolution mechanisms and clear resource-utilization guidelines are emerging as key enablers of a sustainable commercial lunar economy.

2025-06-19T04:02:34.925221-07:00

After Resilience’s Moon Landing Attempt, Openness Becomes Crucial for the Lunar Economy

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