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Airlines warn of Trump push to restrict CBP services at “sanctuary city” airports, risking cuts to international arrivals

The Trump administration is weighing cutting off Customs and Border Protection (CBP) services at select U.S. airports to pressure “sanctuary cities,” a move that could effectively bar international arrivals at affected facilities. Airlines are urging the administration not to curb international flight operations in the dispute.

2026-05-29T14:44:15.365957-07:00

Space Intel Report

EU Space Act pushed back over sovereignty, dual-use and non-EU operator carve-outs

2026-05-29T14:25:37.344372-07:00

The Hill

FAA Administrator Bedford: U.S. air traffic control is safe, but still built on decades-old technology—and it’s not efficient

2026-05-29T12:59:38.862995-07:00

Space Intel Report

Viasat readies partner push for Equatys JV as Space42 deal nears; seeks EU extension of European Aviation Network

2026-05-29T11:19:56.251533-07:00

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Airlines warn of Trump push to restrict CBP services at “sanctuary city” airports, risking cuts to international arrivals The Trump administration is weighing cutting off Customs and Border Protection (CBP) services at select U.S. airports to pressure “sanctuary cities,” a move that could effectively bar international arrivals at affected facilities. Airlines are urging the administration not to curb international flight operations in the dispute.

2026-05-29T14:44:15.365957-07:00

Airlines warn of Trump push to restrict CBP services at “sanctuary city” airports, risking cuts to international arrivals

Space Intel Report

EU Space Act pushed back over sovereignty, dual-use and non-EU operator carve-outs The EU Competitiveness Council on May 29 said the latest EU Space Act iteration still leaves unresolved questions on how member states retain autonomy for military space systems, how dual-use assets are handled, and how non-EU space operators can conduct business under the framework.

2026-05-29T14:25:37.344372-07:00

EU Space Act pushed back over sovereignty, dual-use and non-EU operator carve-outs

The Hill

FAA Administrator Bedford: U.S. air traffic control is safe, but still built on decades-old technology—and it’s not efficient FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford said the National Airspace System remains safe but is constrained by legacy air traffic control technology that has not kept pace with today’s demand. His comments frame modernization as an efficiency imperative alongside ongoing capacity and system-performance pressures.

2026-05-29T12:59:38.862995-07:00

FAA Administrator Bedford: U.S. air traffic control is safe, but still built on decades-old technology—and it’s not efficient

ch-aviation

Mexico’s Aerolíneas de Morelia seeks US foreign air carrier permits Mexico’s Aerolíneas de Morelia is seeking U.S. permits, according to ch-aviation coverage. The filing would enable the carrier to pursue US market access under the U.S. foreign air carrier permitting framework, aligning with how other international entrants approach DOT authorization.

2026-05-29T12:39:35.965837-07:00

Mexico’s Aerolíneas de Morelia seeks US foreign air carrier permits

Space Intel Report

Viasat readies partner push for Equatys JV as Space42 deal nears; seeks EU extension of European Aviation Network Viasat says partner announcements tied to its Equatys joint venture with Space42 are imminent, while the company plans to pursue an EU extension of the European Aviation Network. The moves signal continued investment in satellite broadband service partnerships and network continuity within Europe.

2026-05-29T11:19:56.251533-07:00

Viasat readies partner push for Equatys JV as Space42 deal nears; seeks EU extension of European Aviation Network

ch-aviation

US court nod unlocks $275mn funding to back Spirit aircraft sale wins A US court has approved a mechanism providing $275mn in funds to support Spirit Airlines’ aircraft sale process, clearing a key step in monetizing the carrier’s fleet as the ULCC exits the market. The ruling is another milestone in the airline’s wind-down and asset disposition timeline.

2026-05-29T11:10:56.965741-07:00

US court nod unlocks $275mn funding to back Spirit aircraft sale wins

FlightGlobal

Canada-Ukraine deal to scale domestic military drone production and autonomous systems supply for Kyiv Canada and Ukraine have signed an arrangement to support domestic production of uncrewed weapon systems for Kyiv, linked to prior commitments by Prime Minister Mark Carney and Defense Minister David J. McGuinty. Volatus Aerospace and UCan Brave Tech are partnering to advance autonomous cUAS and related defense technologies with a manufacturing-scale focus.

2026-05-29T10:26:05.631331-07:00

Canada-Ukraine deal to scale domestic military drone production and autonomous systems supply for Kyiv

AINonline

Aviation fuel crisis creates “tipping point” for SAF and hydrogen propulsion as fossil-replacement race escalates With jet-fuel volatility and pricing pressure raising the economics of alternative energy, companies working on sustainable aviation fuel and hydrogen propulsion are positioning the current disruption as a commercialization inflection point. The opportunity centers on scaling supply and aligning technology progress with near-term cost realities.

2026-05-29T07:24:20.873942-07:00

Aviation fuel crisis creates “tipping point” for SAF and hydrogen propulsion as fossil-replacement race escalates

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Airlines warn of Trump push to restrict CBP services at “sanctuary city” airports, risking cuts to international arrivals

EU Space Act pushed back over sovereignty, dual-use and non-EU operator carve-outs

FAA Administrator Bedford: U.S. air traffic control is safe, but still built on decades-old technology—and it’s not efficient

Viasat readies partner push for Equatys JV as Space42 deal nears; seeks EU extension of European Aviation Network

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