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Delta vs. DOT in court over Aeromexico joint venture shutdown

After a 23 June hearing, federal judges are set to rule on whether the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) improperly shut down the Delta Air Lines–Aeromexico joint venture. The decision could determine the JV’s continued viability and set a key precedent for DOT oversight of airline cooperation.

2026-06-24T17:41:16.322002-07:00

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American and Delta sued over alleged illegal operations at Havana International Airport

2026-06-24T15:27:00.321758-07:00

Flying Magazine

FAA and U.S. Coast Guard clash over D.C. airspace safety changes, with Coast Guard warning of increased helicopter collision ris

2026-06-24T12:08:00.130323-07:00

Space Intel Report

EU regulators signal no near-term change to legacy GEO/non-GEO interference limits despite FCC pressure

2026-06-24T14:25:35.279463-07:00

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Delta vs. DOT in court over Aeromexico joint venture shutdown After a 23 June hearing, federal judges are set to rule on whether the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) improperly shut down the Delta Air Lines–Aeromexico joint venture. The decision could determine the JV’s continued viability and set a key precedent for DOT oversight of airline cooperation.

2026-06-24T17:41:16.322002-07:00

Delta vs. DOT in court over Aeromexico joint venture shutdown

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American and Delta sued over alleged illegal operations at Havana International Airport American Airlines and Delta Air Lines are named in a lawsuit over alleged illegal operations at Havana International Airport. The filing raises regulatory and legal scrutiny for both carriers’ Cuba-area activities and underscores the litigation risk tied to operating-country compliance and airport access rules.

2026-06-24T15:27:00.321758-07:00

American and Delta sued over alleged illegal operations at Havana International Airport

Reuters

Vance signals US review of potential F-35 sale to Turkey after Ankara’s S-400 acquisition US Vice President JD Vance says the administration is reviewing whether and how the United States could sell F-35 fighter jets to Turkey in light of Ankara’s 2019 acquisition of Russia’s S-400 missile defense system. The indication frames an ongoing decision point for Turkey’s access to US fifth-generation aircraft.

2026-06-24T14:26:24.212257-07:00

Vance signals US review of potential F-35 sale to Turkey after Ankara’s S-400 acquisition

Space Intel Report

EU regulators signal no near-term change to legacy GEO/non-GEO interference limits despite FCC pressure European officials have effectively dimmed expectations that global telecom regulators will decide next year whether to loosen longstanding power limits governing interference between non-GEO systems and GEO-orbit incumbents set roughly 25 years ago. The stance preserves current coexistence constraints that shape satcom system deployment and spectrum strategy.

2026-06-24T14:25:35.279463-07:00

EU regulators signal no near-term change to legacy GEO/non-GEO interference limits despite FCC pressure

Via Satellite

EU seeks post-2027 reauthorization of 2 GHz Mobile Satellite Services band amid rising satcom sovereignty concerns The European Commission proposes to re-authorize the 2 GHz Mobile Satellite Services band beyond 2027, positioning spectrum continuity as a strategic industrial and security lever. The move underscores how EU satcom decisions are increasingly driven by geopolitical considerations alongside technical and commercial criteria.

2026-06-24T13:47:52.301354-07:00

EU seeks post-2027 reauthorization of 2 GHz Mobile Satellite Services band amid rising satcom sovereignty concerns

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FAA and U.S. Coast Guard clash over D.C. airspace safety changes, with Coast Guard warning of increased helicopter collision ris The U.S. Coast Guard says FAA changes aimed at improving safety in congested Washington, D.C., airspace are having the opposite effect for rotorcraft, increasing risk of helicopter collisions. The dispute underscores unresolved disagreement over what specific mitigations best prevent midair encounters in complex metro airspace.

2026-06-24T12:08:00.130323-07:00

FAA and U.S. Coast Guard clash over D.C. airspace safety changes, with Coast Guard warning of increased helicopter collision ris

Skift

Airlines for America backs legislation to ban “surveillance pricing” Airlines for America CEO Chris Sununu said the trade group would support legislation prohibiting surveillance pricing—an approach critics argue uses consumer data to steer prices. The move signals heightened airline-industry engagement as lawmakers and regulators scrutinize fare and fee increases tied to cost pressure.

2026-06-24T10:48:04.996242-07:00

Airlines for America backs legislation to ban “surveillance pricing”

Reuters

Trump administration seeks to move ahead with $700M–$750M GE jet-engine sale to Turkey despite congressional objections, as NATO The Trump administration is expected to override a Democratic lawmaker’s block of a proposed ~$750 million sale of jet engines to Turkey, with additional reporting pointing to a $700M GE deal. The push arrives ahead of a NATO summit in Ankara and amid U.S. messaging tying engine supply, KAAN (F-110) and F-35 cooperation concerns.

2026-06-24T08:55:54.881047-07:00

Trump administration seeks to move ahead with $700M–$750M GE jet-engine sale to Turkey despite congressional objections, as NATO

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Delta vs. DOT in court over Aeromexico joint venture shutdown

American and Delta sued over alleged illegal operations at Havana International Airport

FAA and U.S. Coast Guard clash over D.C. airspace safety changes, with Coast Guard warning of increased helicopter collision ris

EU regulators signal no near-term change to legacy GEO/non-GEO interference limits despite FCC pressure

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