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FAA issues airworthiness directives for Boeing 737 MAX and 787 in Canada over potential 5G radio interference

The FAA issued multiple airworthiness directives covering Boeing 737 MAX and 787 Dreamliner aircraft operating in Canadian airspace, citing potential interference from 5G radio waves. The actions underscore continued regulatory pressure on operators to manage spectrum-related avionics compatibility risks while in Canada.

2026-06-26T15:55:50.314196-07:00

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FAA to establish Oklahoma City hub for electric and hybrid aircraft research, training, and operational analysis

2026-06-26T10:13:19.860525-07:00

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F-35 growth “outpaced sustainability,” program chief warns Senate on spares shortfalls

2026-06-26T10:55:18.893651-07:00

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Premium cabin “luxury” upgrades are stretching time-to-approval for new aircraft, as regulators scrutinize interior changes

2026-06-26T09:41:06.357429-07:00

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FAA issues airworthiness directives for Boeing 737 MAX and 787 in Canada over potential 5G radio interference The FAA issued multiple airworthiness directives covering Boeing 737 MAX and 787 Dreamliner aircraft operating in Canadian airspace, citing potential interference from 5G radio waves. The actions underscore continued regulatory pressure on operators to manage spectrum-related avionics compatibility risks while in Canada.

2026-06-26T15:55:50.314196-07:00

FAA issues airworthiness directives for Boeing 737 MAX and 787 in Canada over potential 5G radio interference

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Chile mulls blocking carriers over human trafficking probe

2026-06-26T11:48:22.186582-07:00

Chile mulls blocking carriers

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F-35 growth “outpaced sustainability,” program chief warns Senate on spares shortfalls F-35 program chief Lt. Gen. Gregory L. Masiello told a Senate subcommittee that the Joint Strike Fighter’s growth has run ahead of sustainment, citing inadequate “parts and pieces” on the shelf. The warning spotlights how sustainment capacity—not just procurement—can constrain readiness for joint fighters.

2026-06-26T10:55:18.893651-07:00

F-35 growth “outpaced sustainability,” program chief warns Senate on spares shortfalls

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FAA to establish Oklahoma City hub for electric and hybrid aircraft research, training, and operational analysis The FAA is building a dedicated facility in Oklahoma City to serve as a hub for research, training, and operational analysis related to electric and hybrid aircraft—aimed at accelerating how the agency develops knowledge and procedures for emerging air-mobility operations.

2026-06-26T10:13:19.860525-07:00

FAA to establish Oklahoma City hub for electric and hybrid aircraft research, training, and operational analysis

Bloomberg

Premium cabin “luxury” upgrades are stretching time-to-approval for new aircraft, as regulators scrutinize interior changes As airlines try to differentiate with high-end onboard cabins, regulators are increasingly slowing approvals of new jets or cabin configurations. The shift puts more certification pressure on suppliers and OEMs managing cabin systems and interior modifications, extending the path from design intent to operational delivery.

2026-06-26T09:41:06.357429-07:00

Premium cabin “luxury” upgrades are stretching time-to-approval for new aircraft, as regulators scrutinize interior changes

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EU Digital Networks Act faces pushback from European organizations—including satellite industry stakeholders The EU Commission’s proposed Digital Networks Act (DNA) is meeting resistance across Europe, with negative reactions reported even from satellite-sector companies that stand to benefit. The controversy underscores how the draft’s regulatory approach is being challenged on practical and industry-impact grounds before implementation details are finalized.

2026-06-26T07:40:39.114128-07:00

EU Digital Networks Act faces pushback from European organizations—including satellite industry stakeholders

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Ninth Circuit revives Alaska Airlines flight attendants’ discrimination case after firings tied to Christian comments on interna A federal appeals court has revived claims by two Alaska Airlines flight attendants who were fired after making Christian comments about LGBTQ rights on an internal employee forum intended to invite debate. The lawsuit alleges discriminatory termination and abandonment by the union meant to defend them; Alaska is now required to answer to a jury.

2026-06-26T06:41:10.108945-07:00

Ninth Circuit revives Alaska Airlines flight attendants’ discrimination case after firings tied to Christian comments on interna

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Skyfly to display Axe VCA at EAA AirVenture as FAA MOSAIC special airworthiness certification rules go live Skyfly says the FAA’s Modernization of Special Airworthiness Certification (MOSAIC) regulations will go live during EAA AirVenture in July. The company will use the event to highlight its Axe VCA aircraft as MOSAIC enters operational effect.

2026-06-26T02:55:48.832742-07:00

Skyfly to display Axe VCA at EAA AirVenture as FAA MOSAIC special airworthiness certification rules go live

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FAA issues airworthiness directives for Boeing 737 MAX and 787 in Canada over potential 5G radio interference

FAA to establish Oklahoma City hub for electric and hybrid aircraft research, training, and operational analysis

F-35 growth “outpaced sustainability,” program chief warns Senate on spares shortfalls

Premium cabin “luxury” upgrades are stretching time-to-approval for new aircraft, as regulators scrutinize interior changes

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