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Chris Sununu named President and CEO of Airlines for America, succeeding Nick Calio on Sept. 9

Former New Hampshire governor Chris Sununu will become President and CEO of Airlines for America on September 9, succeeding longtime leader Nick Calio after 15 years. Sununu said he will work with President Trump, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, Congress and industry stakeholders to advance air traffic control modernization.

2025-08-18T16:19:46.720836-07:00

AeroTime

Government orders arbitration to end Air Canada strike; cabin crew defy return-to-work order

2025-08-17T02:40:02.563243-07:00

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Trump Signs Executive Order to Ease Commercial Rocket Launch Regulations

2025-08-13T16:40:33.939906-07:00

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From flame-out to fade-out: FAA defines emergency landing protocols for eVTOLs

2025-08-07T14:08:21.298665-07:00

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Mexico Imposes MXN 861 Departure Fee for Business‑Aviation Crews Staying Over 7 Days

2025-08-19T10:36:01.872524-07:00

Mexico Imposes MXN 861 Departu

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Armenia to subsidize European routes from Gyumri The Armenian government has announced subsidies for European air routes operating from Gyumri, creating financial incentives for carriers to launch or expand services from the city's airport. The move is positioned as an effort to improve regional connectivity and stimulate local economic and tourism activity.

2025-08-18T22:45:08.366875-07:00

Armenia to subsidize European routes from Gyumri

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Chris Sununu named President and CEO of Airlines for America, succeeding Nick Calio on Sept. 9 Former New Hampshire governor Chris Sununu will become President and CEO of Airlines for America on September 9, succeeding longtime leader Nick Calio after 15 years. Sununu said he will work with President Trump, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, Congress and industry stakeholders to advance air traffic control modernization.

2025-08-18T16:19:46.720836-07:00

Chris Sununu named President and CEO of Airlines for America, succeeding Nick Calio on Sept. 9

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Government orders arbitration to end Air Canada strike; cabin crew defy return-to-work order Canada's federal government directed binding arbitration through the CIRB and Air Canada says flights will resume this evening. CUPE representing more than 10,000 flight attendants says members will continue job action, leaving hundreds of aircraft grounded and thousands of passengers disrupted.

2025-08-17T02:40:02.563243-07:00

Government orders arbitration to end Air Canada strike; cabin crew defy return-to-work order

SpaceNews.com

The Artemis Accords: avoiding the worst mistake of the space age

2025-08-15T06:11:51.785856-07:00

Reuters

Modi doubles down on Atmanirbhar Bharat, targets indigenous jet engines amid US tariff row On Independence Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged India to embrace self-reliance across sectors—from fertilisers and EV batteries to jet engines—vowing to shield farmers amid a brewing trade conflict with the US. He also hailed recent military operations as proof of strategic autonomy and pressed on indigenous defense capabilities.

2025-08-15T00:47:10.385798-07:00

Modi doubles down on Atmanirbhar Bharat, targets indigenous jet engines amid US tariff row

The Hill

Acting NASA Chief Duffy to Sideline Climate Science in Favor of Space Exploration Acting NASA Administrator Sean Duffy announced Thursday that NASA will shift resources away from climate and earth science to concentrate solely on space exploration, effectively sidelining the agency’s long-running Earth-observation initiatives. The move reprioritises the Science Mission Directorate under new leadership directives.

2025-08-14T14:56:26.488949-07:00

Acting NASA Chief Duffy to Sideline Climate Science in Favor of Space Exploration

Politico

Allied Governments Threaten to Suspend F-35 Acquisitions over US Tariffs Several US allies have voiced serious concerns over President Trump's defense-related tariffs, warning they may delay or suspend planned F-35 Lightning II purchases. The unprecedented pushback marks one of the strongest reactions yet from partner nations frustrated by increased costs on American weapons.

2025-08-13T23:34:57.706992-07:00

Allied Governments Threaten to Suspend F-35 Acquisitions over US Tariffs

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