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UK Announces Changes to Aviation Service Fees

The UK has announced changes to aviation service fees that affect charges levied on airlines, airports and other aviation service providers. The revisions are expected to reshape operating costs and commercial terms across the sector, prompting operators to reassess pricing, route and cost‑management plans.

2026-03-16T13:34:24.778806-07:00

The Air Current

Why Joby, Archer and Beta’s FAA certification is taking so long

2026-03-16T11:19:05.554857-07:00

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Shutdown and severe storms compound U.S. travel chaos as unpaid TSA strains airports; airlines press Congress

2026-03-16T04:57:50.366072-07:00

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Chicago urges FAA not to cut flights at O'Hare

2026-03-16T12:40:20.040775-07:00

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UK Announces Changes to Aviation Service Fees The UK has announced changes to aviation service fees that affect charges levied on airlines, airports and other aviation service providers. The revisions are expected to reshape operating costs and commercial terms across the sector, prompting operators to reassess pricing, route and cost‑management plans.

2026-03-16T13:34:24.778806-07:00

UK Announces Changes to Aviation Service Fees

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Chicago urges FAA not to cut flights at O'Hare The City of Chicago has urged the US Federal Aviation Administration not to cut flights at Chicago O’Hare International Airport, pressing the FAA to avoid broad schedule reductions at the hub and to pursue alternative solutions with carriers and airport operators.

2026-03-16T12:40:20.040775-07:00

Chicago urges FAA not to cut flights at O'Hare

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Why Joby, Archer and Beta’s FAA certification is taking so long Joby, Archer and Beta are locked in an extended FAA certification slog as regulators and manufacturers reconcile novel eVTOL designs with legacy certification frameworks. The mismatch between new technology and longstanding bureaucracy is elongating approval timelines, forcing developers to grind through complex means‑of‑compliance work before commercial operations.

2026-03-16T11:19:05.554857-07:00

Why Joby, Archer and Beta’s FAA certification is taking so long

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CAAS to apply SAF levy to business-jet charter bookings from October Singapore’s Civil Aviation Authority (CAAS) will extend its sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) levy to business aviation charter bookings for journeys from October, adding a surcharge to private‑jet charters. The move brings the bizav charter market into the city‑state’s SAF demand framework.

2026-03-16T10:40:09.435924-07:00

CAAS to apply SAF levy to business-jet charter bookings from October

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Andes Líneas Aéreas seeks permission to operate charter flights to the United States Argentina’s Andes Líneas Aéreas has filed for permission to operate charter flights to the United States. The application requests authority to conduct U.S.-bound charter services, a move that would expand the carrier’s international operations and commercial options out of Argentina.

2026-03-16T10:19:09.110575-07:00

Andes Líneas Aéreas seeks permission to operate charter flights to the United States

Bloomberg

FAA bars flights below 2,000 ft over Mar‑a‑Lago even when president absent, sparking local outcry The FAA has barred all flights under 2,000 feet over Mar‑a‑Lago, maintaining the restriction even when the U.S. president is not on site. The ruling has prompted local outcry and highlights the persistent use of security-based airspace controls affecting low‑altitude operations.

2026-03-16T08:34:11.808964-07:00

FAA bars flights below 2,000 ft over Mar‑a‑Lago even when president absent, sparking local outcry

CNBC

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Shutdown and severe storms compound U.S. travel chaos as unpaid TSA strains airports; airlines press Congress As a partial federal shutdown leaves TSA officers working without pay, security lines have lengthened at major U.S. airports and some terminals are soliciting donations to support frontline staff. Simultaneous severe storms across the eastern U.S. have compounded disruptions, prompting airline CEOs and carriers to press Congress to restore funding and pass pay-protection measures.

2026-03-16T04:57:50.366072-07:00

Shutdown and severe storms compound U.S. travel chaos as unpaid TSA strains airports; airlines press Congress

SpaceWatch Global

Europe's Space Future Hinges on Smarter Funding Frameworks Europe has built an extraordinary space ecosystem, but the rules of the game are changing. Smarter, more coherent funding frameworks are needed to convert that ecosystem into sustained industrial scale, sovereign capability and competitive advantage in a shifting global landscape.

2026-03-16T04:38:00.147810-07:00

Europe's Space Future Hinges on Smarter Funding Frameworks

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UK Announces Changes to Aviation Service Fees

Why Joby, Archer and Beta’s FAA certification is taking so long

Shutdown and severe storms compound U.S. travel chaos as unpaid TSA strains airports; airlines press Congress

Chicago urges FAA not to cut flights at O'Hare

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