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Latvia to assess airBaltic’s new business plan by mid–3Q26 as government reviews carrier restructuring

airBaltic has submitted an updated business plan to the Latvian government for evaluation by mid–3Q26. Latvia’s transport minister said a draft plan is finished at management level and will be reviewed by the airline’s supervisory board before the state assessment.

2026-06-02T01:26:16.703301-07:00

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FAA and NTSB split over whether to mandate ADS-B In after fatal 2025 DCA midair collision

2026-06-01T20:42:44.163513-07:00

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DHS chief says international processing won’t stop at Newark Liberty amid “sanctuary city” dispute

2026-06-01T17:41:31.598913-07:00

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Indonesia to reopen two air bases for commercial flights

2026-06-01T17:12:47.105803-07:00

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EU reviews CORSIA effectiveness; pressure mounts over treatment of non‑EU flights under ETS The European Commission is conducting a summer review of CORSIA’s effectiveness and whether to extend it, revisiting how aviation emissions on non‑EU flights should be handled. The move is already renewing industry debate over extending or reframing the EU ETS scope for routes beyond EU airspace.

2026-06-02T02:26:36.056476-07:00

EU reviews CORSIA effectiveness; pressure mounts over treatment of non‑EU flights under ETS

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Latvia to assess airBaltic’s new business plan by mid–3Q26 as government reviews carrier restructuring airBaltic has submitted an updated business plan to the Latvian government for evaluation by mid–3Q26. Latvia’s transport minister said a draft plan is finished at management level and will be reviewed by the airline’s supervisory board before the state assessment.

2026-06-02T01:26:16.703301-07:00

Latvia to assess airBaltic’s new business plan by mid–3Q26 as government reviews carrier restructuring

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FAA and NTSB split over whether to mandate ADS-B In after fatal 2025 DCA midair collision Following the fatal 2025 DCA midair collision, the FAA and NTSB are divided on whether to require ADS-B In cockpit technology. The dispute centers on whether an ADS-B In mandate is the right regulatory lever versus alternative safety actions and equipage scope/timing.

2026-06-01T20:42:44.163513-07:00

FAA and NTSB split over whether to mandate ADS-B In after fatal 2025 DCA midair collision

Reuters

DHS chief says international processing won’t stop at Newark Liberty amid “sanctuary city” dispute U.S. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin said he does not need to halt international flight processing at Newark Liberty International Airport, citing cooperation from state and local law enforcement near a detention center. The comment directly challenges prior warnings that CBP enforcement measures could disrupt inbound arrivals.

2026-06-01T17:41:31.598913-07:00

DHS chief says international processing won’t stop at Newark Liberty amid “sanctuary city” dispute

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Indonesia to reopen two air bases for commercial flights Indonesia plans to reopen two air bases to commercial air traffic, expanding where operators can land and depart in the archipelago. The move has implications for airport slot access, operator route planning, and the regulatory and operational framework needed to run civilian services out of military infrastructure.

2026-06-01T17:12:47.105803-07:00

Indonesia to reopen two air bases for commercial flights

Via Satellite

Poland’s Space Agency executive charts a shift from early ESA contributor to growing national space power The Polish Space Agency, created in 2014, is laying out how it has helped expand Poland’s commercial space footprint and deepen ties to European programs. Poland’s trajectory has already positioned it among the seven largest contributors to the European Space Agency, setting the stage for further ambition.

2026-06-01T12:57:51.751364-07:00

Poland’s Space Agency executive charts a shift from early ESA contributor to growing national space power

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ANAC and EASA validate Citation M2 Gen2 autothrottles—certification opens sales pathways in Brazil and Europe Brazil’s ANAC and Europe’s EASA have validated the Cessna Citation M2 Gen2 configuration with autothrottles, clearing a key capability for potential in-market approvals. The regulatory greenlight is positioned to unlock new commercial opportunities for the aircraft in both Brazil and Europe.

2026-06-01T08:28:37.051530-07:00

ANAC and EASA validate Citation M2 Gen2 autothrottles—certification opens sales pathways in Brazil and Europe

Reuters

KLM cancels Entebbe routes as Ebola-linked travel restrictions tighten KLM said it is cancelling flights to and from Entebbe International Airport in Uganda, citing tighter international travel and entry restrictions connected to the ongoing Ebola outbreak in Central Africa. The carrier linked the disruption to evolving cross-border rules governing passenger access.

2026-06-01T06:34:36.182898-07:00

KLM cancels Entebbe routes as Ebola-linked travel restrictions tighten

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Latvia to assess airBaltic’s new business plan by mid–3Q26 as government reviews carrier restructuring

FAA and NTSB split over whether to mandate ADS-B In after fatal 2025 DCA midair collision

DHS chief says international processing won’t stop at Newark Liberty amid “sanctuary city” dispute

Indonesia to reopen two air bases for commercial flights

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