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House Transportation & Infrastructure Chair Sam Graves to Retire, Creating Uncertainty for General Aviation Advocacy

Rep. Sam Graves, chair of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, announced his retirement, removing a long‑standing congressional advocate for the general aviation community. His departure raises uncertainty about future committee leadership and who will champion GA priorities in upcoming transportation and aviation policy decisions.

2026-03-27T09:11:12.923693-07:00

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EASA and EUROCONTROL publish joint Action Plan to counter rising GNSS interference across Europe

2026-03-27T09:11:12.753038-07:00

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Aer Lingus warns US may retaliate with restrictions over Dublin flight cap

2026-03-27T08:36:30.659555-07:00

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EASA signals thaw in ties with FAA as Boeing answers regulatory scrutiny

2026-03-27T08:30:14.485286-07:00

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EBAA ratifies 'One Member, One Vote' membership reform The European Business Aviation Association (EBAA) has ratified a 'one member, one vote' membership reform, replacing its prior voting structure to give each member equal voting rights. The change formalizes equal representation across the association's membership and alters governance procedures.

2026-03-27T09:45:10.678357-07:00

EBAA ratifies 'One Member, One Vote' membership reform

Skift

Trump AI framework would preempt state rules — eases travel chatbot rollout but leaves aviation risks unaddressed The Trump administration’s proposed AI framework would bar states from regulating AI development, removing a patchwork of rules that travel companies say will speed deployment of chatbots and agentic services. Industry observers warn the proposal does not fully tackle safety, procurement and supply‑chain risks for aviation operators.

2026-03-27T09:18:29.333071-07:00

Trump AI framework would preempt state rules — eases travel chatbot rollout but leaves aviation risks unaddressed

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House Transportation & Infrastructure Chair Sam Graves to Retire, Creating Uncertainty for General Aviation Advocacy Rep. Sam Graves, chair of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, announced his retirement, removing a long‑standing congressional advocate for the general aviation community. His departure raises uncertainty about future committee leadership and who will champion GA priorities in upcoming transportation and aviation policy decisions.

2026-03-27T09:11:12.923693-07:00

House Transportation & Infrastructure Chair Sam Graves to Retire, Creating Uncertainty for General Aviation Advocacy

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EASA and EUROCONTROL publish joint Action Plan to counter rising GNSS interference across Europe EASA and EUROCONTROL have issued a joint Action Plan to bolster aviation safety and operational resilience amid a growing number of GNSS (GPS) interference events. The plan delivers consistent guidance for regulators, air navigation service providers and operators to detect, mitigate and manage GNSS disruptions.

2026-03-27T09:11:12.753038-07:00

EASA and EUROCONTROL publish joint Action Plan to counter rising GNSS interference across Europe

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Aer Lingus warns US may retaliate with restrictions over Dublin flight cap Aer Lingus says there is a "serious risk" the US government could retaliate and impose restrictions in response to Ireland's proposed Dublin Airport passenger cap, a development that could curb transatlantic capacity and complicate carrier planning. The warning escalates tensions over access and bilateral aviation rights.

2026-03-27T08:36:30.659555-07:00

Aer Lingus warns US may retaliate with restrictions over Dublin flight cap

Reuters

EASA signals thaw in ties with FAA as Boeing answers regulatory scrutiny Europe's aviation regulator said relations with the U.S. FAA are improving and that Boeing has responded "in the appropriate manner" to heightened regulatory scrutiny, signalling a thaw in recent transatlantic tensions over aviation safety. EASA framed the shift as progress after a period of public dispute over certification.

2026-03-27T08:30:14.485286-07:00

EASA signals thaw in ties with FAA as Boeing answers regulatory scrutiny

Space.com

NASA may cut three Venus missions to one as planetary science budget pressures mount NASA may be forced to cut its planned 'Decade of Venus' from three missions to one as budget pressures force trade‑offs across the planetary science portfolio. The move would delay science objectives, reduce instrument opportunities and reallocate resources to higher‑priority programs.

2026-03-27T06:10:42.709267-07:00

NASA may cut three Venus missions to one as planetary science budget pressures mount

SpaceWatch Global

Munich Space Summit — Europe’s space industry ready but policy is lagging At the Munich Space Summit, Dr Agnieszka Lukaszczyk argues Europe’s commercial and technical space capabilities are mature and market‑ready, but national and EU policy frameworks have not kept pace, creating a strategic gap that could constrain growth, funding and programme execution.

2026-03-27T05:58:48.627452-07:00

Munich Space Summit — Europe’s space industry ready but policy is lagging

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House Transportation & Infrastructure Chair Sam Graves to Retire, Creating Uncertainty for General Aviation Advocacy

EASA and EUROCONTROL publish joint Action Plan to counter rising GNSS interference across Europe

Aer Lingus warns US may retaliate with restrictions over Dublin flight cap

EASA signals thaw in ties with FAA as Boeing answers regulatory scrutiny

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