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Indian government levies $51m tax penalty on InterGlobe’s IndiGo

The Indian government has imposed a $51 million tax penalty on InterGlobe Aviation’s IndiGo, according to ch-aviation. The report gave no further detail on the assessment or the carrier’s intended response, leaving the size and timing of any payment or appeal unclear.

2026-01-08T23:44:14.494807-08:00

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Bursa Malaysia Rejects Capital A Extension; Share Distribution to Proceed

2026-01-08T20:07:28.520452-08:00

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EASA outlines regulatory framework for artificial intelligence in aviation

2026-01-08T16:16:45.443278-08:00

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House minibus bill cuts Mars Sample Return funding, likely dooming mission

2026-01-07T13:41:09.081432-08:00

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Indian government levies $51m tax penalty on InterGlobe’s IndiGo The Indian government has imposed a $51 million tax penalty on InterGlobe Aviation’s IndiGo, according to ch-aviation. The report gave no further detail on the assessment or the carrier’s intended response, leaving the size and timing of any payment or appeal unclear.

2026-01-08T23:44:14.494807-08:00

Indian government levies $51m tax penalty on InterGlobe’s IndiGo

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Bursa Malaysia Rejects Capital A Extension; Share Distribution to Proceed Bursa Malaysia denied Capital A’s request for an extension to complete its share distribution, the company said in a January 6 filing. With the extension rejected, the planned distribution will proceed under the existing timetable, removing the regulator’s ability to delay completion.

2026-01-08T20:07:28.520452-08:00

Bursa Malaysia Rejects Capital A Extension; Share Distribution to Proceed

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EASA outlines regulatory framework for artificial intelligence in aviation EASA has outlined a regulatory framework for artificial intelligence in aviation. The guidance covers business aviation, air transport, defense and general aviation, and signals new expectations for oversight, safety assurance and operational use of AI systems across EU aviation sectors.

2026-01-08T16:16:45.443278-08:00

EASA outlines regulatory framework for artificial intelligence in aviation

Aviation Week

U.S. eases ban on foreign-made UAS with targeted exemptions The Trump administration announced exemptions to a U.S. ban on foreign-made uncrewed aircraft systems, permitting specific non‑U.S. drones to be procured or operated under defined conditions. The move loosens prior restrictions and has immediate implications for procurement, supply chains and operational availability across civil and defense users.

2026-01-08T13:41:54.818469-08:00

U.S. eases ban on foreign-made UAS with targeted exemptions

Flying Magazine

FCC narrows foreign-drone ban to exempt Pentagon 'Blue List' systems — DJI remains excluded The Federal Communications Commission has narrowed its foreign-drone restrictions by exempting unmanned aircraft and critical components that appear on the Pentagon's Blue List, allowing those systems to retain or regain approval. The FCC did not extend that relief to DJI, which remains blocked under the broader ban.

2026-01-08T12:18:45.411054-08:00

FCC narrows foreign-drone ban to exempt Pentagon 'Blue List' systems — DJI remains excluded

AINonline

Watchdog: Safety Oversight and ATC Modernization Are Top Challenges Facing the FAA A federal watchdog says safety oversight and air-traffic control modernization are the FAA's top challenges, finding safety was a common problem across transportation modes. The report warns these gaps complicate modernization efforts and oversight responsibilities, raising urgency around funding, staffing and program delivery.

2026-01-08T11:19:05.748527-08:00

Watchdog: Safety Oversight and ATC Modernization Are Top Challenges Facing the FAA

SpaceNews.com

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2026 will clarify Europe’s new priorities for space 2026 will be the decisive year in which Europe defines its new space priorities, as member states, ESA and EU institutions crystallize funding, industrial and defence commitments. The decisions will set procurement, sovereign-capability and civil-versus-military programme trade-offs that shape the continent’s space posture.

2026-01-08T08:06:50.640041-08:00

2026 will clarify Europe’s new priorities for space

The Atlantic

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Inside Trump's attack on NASA's science missions During his first year back in office, President Trump mounted a campaign to dismantle NASA's science missions, seeking deep cuts and structural changes that would sharply reduce federal support for space and Earth science. The moves imperil long-term research that underpins civil, commercial and defence capabilities.

2026-01-08T04:11:40.950644-08:00

Inside Trump's attack on NASA's science missions

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Indian government levies $51m tax penalty on InterGlobe’s IndiGo

Bursa Malaysia Rejects Capital A Extension; Share Distribution to Proceed

EASA outlines regulatory framework for artificial intelligence in aviation

House minibus bill cuts Mars Sample Return funding, likely dooming mission

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