Today In Aviation
Last Updated: Monday, June 23, 2025, 7:14 AM PDT
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Duffy Calls 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act' a Down Payment on New ATC System
By Flying Magazine: Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy on Thursday urged Congress to pass the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.

Beyond Black Boxes
By Vertical Mag: Modern FDM systems go beyond traditional flight recorders, offering real-time insights, predictive analytics, and training tools to enhance safety and prevent accidents before they happen.

Emerging Market Gap in 150–180 Seat Commercial Aircraft
By AirInsight: An opportunity is emerging in commercial aviation, ranging from 150 seats to 180 seats. There was a time when the "gap" was below 150 seats, and Airbus and Boeing seemed to be ignoring the segment.

Volatus Aerospace supports J.D. Irving, Limited’s vision for drone-powered tree planting in New Brunswick
By Vertical Mag: As part of the project, Volatus will provide a heavy-lift remotely piloted aircraft system (RPAS) capable of transporting seedlings and supplies to planting crews operating in remote and difficult-to-access terrain.

Macquarie Group Acquires Stakes in Bristol, London City and Birmingham Airports
By FlightGlobal: Investment firm Macquarie Group is to take shareholdings in another three UK airports including London City, having recently exited the ownership of three others.

SriLankan A320 suffers multiple in-flight system failures
By AeroTime: A SriLankan Airbus A320 suffered multiple in-flight system failures, forcing the crew to make an emergency landing in Indonesia.

Air France continues 777-300ER refresh with order for Safran suites
By Runway Girl: Air France has tapped Safran Seats to equip a further 18 Boeing 777-300ERs with new doored mini-suites for business class.