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Bolivia opens fifth‑freedom traffic rights as it moves toward open‑skies policy

Bolivia has opened fifth‑freedom traffic rights and announced steps toward an open‑skies policy, allowing foreign carriers to operate services beyond Bolivian territory. The move expands permitted international operations and may attract new routings and carriers seeking regional fifth‑freedom services.

2026-03-19T10:59:51.460368-07:00

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Federal lawsuit says FAA denies due process in Designated Pilot Examiner terminations

2026-03-19T10:14:04.545808-07:00

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NBAA secures renewal of small‑aircraft exemption expanding access to FAR Part 91 Subpart F

2026-03-19T09:11:27.267665-07:00

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UK Space-Comm: Experts Warn on National‑Security Risks as Defence Competition Moves into Space

2026-03-19T08:49:01.608324-07:00

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Senator seeks federal review of Denver International Airport grants amid ICE dispute A U.S. senator has called for a federal review of grants awarded to Denver International Airport following a dispute over the presence and activities of Immigration and Customs Enforcement at the facility. The request asks federal agencies to re-examine funding eligibility and oversight tied to airport operations.

2026-03-19T12:19:00.757354-07:00

Senator seeks federal review of Denver International Airport grants amid ICE dispute

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Bolivia opens fifth‑freedom traffic rights as it moves toward open‑skies policy Bolivia has opened fifth‑freedom traffic rights and announced steps toward an open‑skies policy, allowing foreign carriers to operate services beyond Bolivian territory. The move expands permitted international operations and may attract new routings and carriers seeking regional fifth‑freedom services.

2026-03-19T10:59:51.460368-07:00

Bolivia opens fifth‑freedom traffic rights as it moves toward open‑skies policy

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Federal lawsuit says FAA denies due process in Designated Pilot Examiner terminations A complaint filed in federal court in Florida challenges the FAA’s procedures for reviewing complaints against and terminating Designated Pilot Examiners (DPEs), alleging the agency’s disciplinary process lacks due process and can remove examiners from testing duties without adequate review.

2026-03-19T10:14:04.545808-07:00

Federal lawsuit says FAA denies due process in Designated Pilot Examiner terminations

AINonline

NBAA secures renewal of small‑aircraft exemption expanding access to FAR Part 91 Subpart F The National Business Aviation Association secured renewal of a small‑aircraft exemption that broadens which operators can use selected provisions of FAR Part 91 Subpart F. The renewal restores regulatory access for affected small‑aircraft operators and changes near‑term compliance pathways under FAA rules.

2026-03-19T09:11:27.267665-07:00

NBAA secures renewal of small‑aircraft exemption expanding access to FAR Part 91 Subpart F

Via Satellite

White House releases 'Cyber Strategy for America' prioritizing critical infrastructure and tech superiority The White House released President Trump’s Cyber Strategy for America in mid‑March, establishing six policy pillars to harden networks, deter adversaries and protect critical infrastructure. It prioritizes U.S. superiority in emerging technologies — notably AI, quantum computing and cryptocurrency ecosystems — as national security objectives.

2026-03-19T08:59:45.895186-07:00

White House releases 'Cyber Strategy for America' prioritizing critical infrastructure and tech superiority

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UK Space-Comm: Experts Warn on National‑Security Risks as Defence Competition Moves into Space At Space‑Comm in London, UK space experts warned that escalating defence competition in orbit poses new national‑security risks for Britain. They urged clearer strategic guidance, stepped‑up investment, resilience and procurement measures, and closer military–civil industry coordination to secure sovereign space services and interoperability.

2026-03-19T08:49:01.608324-07:00

UK Space-Comm: Experts Warn on National‑Security Risks as Defence Competition Moves into Space

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Airlines demand EU require 21‑day advance notice for air traffic controller strikes A trade body representing some of Europe’s largest carriers is urging EU leaders to require a 21‑day advance notice for any air traffic controller strikes. The appeal seeks an EU‑level rule establishing strike notice periods for controllers to limit last‑minute operational disruption to flights.

2026-03-19T08:11:42.014018-07:00

Airlines demand EU require 21‑day advance notice for air traffic controller strikes

SpaceWatch Global

Perspectives Spatiales: French space leaders confront program failures at Novaspace forum in Paris At the annual Perspectives Spatiales forum hosted by Novaspace at Salons Hoche in Paris, France's key space decision‑makers gathered to confront recent program failures and chart policy and industrial responses. The meeting highlighted tensions over funding, capability gaps and governance of national and European space projects.

2026-03-19T07:38:29.009245-07:00

Perspectives Spatiales: French space leaders confront program failures at Novaspace forum in Paris

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Bolivia opens fifth‑freedom traffic rights as it moves toward open‑skies policy

Federal lawsuit says FAA denies due process in Designated Pilot Examiner terminations

NBAA secures renewal of small‑aircraft exemption expanding access to FAR Part 91 Subpart F

UK Space-Comm: Experts Warn on National‑Security Risks as Defence Competition Moves into Space

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