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New York Times • Eric Lipton, Maggie Haberman, Tyler Pager

NYT investigation: Trump’s accelerated Air Force One delivery effort drove higher costs and safety feature trade-offs

A New York Times investigation says President Trump’s push to speed delivery of a new Air Force One increased total program costs and forced trade-offs in safety-related features. The reporting frames schedule compression as a cost driver and a driver of reduced safety scope.

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2026-07-25T03:05:09.137235-07:00

Reuters

FAA says major U.S. airlines must retrofit aircraft by end-2030 for wireless interference risks after spectrum auction

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2026-07-24T19:49:29.032580-07:00

Bloomberg

US rebates up to $5.7B to help airlines and operators upgrade altimeters for 5G interference resilience

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2026-07-24T15:05:22.035910-07:00

AINonline

FAA: unleaded avgas mandate deadline to potentially slip past Dec. 31, 2030 if supply can’t keep up

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2026-07-24T11:06:44.677255-07:00

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NYT investigation: Trump’s accelerated Air Force One delivery effort drove higher costs and safety feature trade-offs A New York Times investigation says President Trump’s push to speed delivery of a new Air Force One increased total program costs and forced trade-offs in safety-related features. The reporting frames schedule compression as a cost driver and a driver of reduced safety scope.

2026-07-25T03:05:09.137235-07:00

NYT investigation: Trump’s accelerated Air Force One delivery effort drove higher costs and safety feature trade-offs

Reuters

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FAA says major U.S. airlines must retrofit aircraft by end-2030 for wireless interference risks after spectrum auction The FAA says a new wireless spectrum auction could create aircraft wireless interference, requiring major U.S. airlines to retrofit by the end of 2030. Carriers would be eligible for up to $2.2 billion in government rebates to offset retrofit costs, per FAA guidance released Friday.

2026-07-24T19:49:29.032580-07:00

FAA says major U.S. airlines must retrofit aircraft by end-2030 for wireless interference risks after spectrum auction

Bloomberg

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US rebates up to $5.7B to help airlines and operators upgrade altimeters for 5G interference resilience The US government will provide airlines and other aircraft operators with rebates of up to $5.7 billion to offset the cost of installing altimeters designed to withstand 5G interference. The program follows a spectrum auction planned for next year tied to wireless service expansion.

2026-07-24T15:05:22.035910-07:00

US rebates up to $5.7B to help airlines and operators upgrade altimeters for 5G interference resilience

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Brazil sets $96.5mn in domestic loans for LATAM, GOL, Azul

2026-07-24T13:04:43.280838-07:00

Brazil sets $96.5mn in domesti

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FAA: unleaded avgas mandate deadline to potentially slip past Dec. 31, 2030 if supply can’t keep up FAA Deputy Administrator Rocheleau says the Dec. 31, 2030 deadline for unleaded avgas may need to be moved if a suitable fuel isn’t available by then. The acknowledgement signals timeline risk tied to fuel production and availability rather than regulatory design.

2026-07-24T11:06:44.677255-07:00

FAA: unleaded avgas mandate deadline to potentially slip past Dec. 31, 2030 if supply can’t keep up

Ars Technica

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EU approves US request to restrict Copernicus satellite imagery covering Iran war-region The European Union has granted a U.S. request to restrict access to satellite images covering the Iran war region. The move comes amid reports of delays to Copernicus satellite pictures as tensions escalate and Washington steps up its posture involving Iran.

2026-07-24T10:49:36.510253-07:00

EU approves US request to restrict Copernicus satellite imagery covering Iran war-region

AeroTime

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FAA trial: Mobile Clearance delivers IFR clearances to pilots via ForeFlight and Garmin Pilot at five airports The FAA is testing “Mobile Clearance” across five airports, enabling pilots to receive IFR clearances through mobile applications including ForeFlight and Garmin Pilot. The trial evaluates how remote clearance delivery can integrate with current IFR clearance processes during day-to-day operations.

2026-07-24T08:04:36.882840-07:00

FAA trial: Mobile Clearance delivers IFR clearances to pilots via ForeFlight and Garmin Pilot at five airports

SpaceNews.com

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Commerce Department advances voluntary mission authorization for novel space activities The U.S. Department of Commerce, via its Office of Space Commerce, is moving forward with plans to implement a voluntary mission authorization system for novel space activities. The effort is positioned as a step toward a long-awaited regulatory regime, responding to President Trump’s August 2025 executive order.

2026-07-24T05:19:35.129105-07:00

Commerce Department advances voluntary mission authorization for novel space activities

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