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EASA has outlined a regulatory framework for artificial intelligence in aviation. The guidance covers business aviation, air transport, defense and general aviation, and signals new expectations for oversight, safety assurance and operational use of AI systems across EU aviation sectors.
Aviation Source
• Len Varley
By Aviation Source: Munich Airport saw significant traffic growth in 2025, recording the highest absolute increase in passenger numbers in German-speaking countries.
Aviation Today
• John Persinos
By Aviation Today: Global Avionics Round-Up from Aircraft Value News (AVN) The Boeing 777X is a generational leap in long-haul aircraft design that blends proven engineering with cutting-edge avionics, particularly in the flight […].
ch-aviation
By ch-aviation: Want to learn more about Air Tahiti Nui? Subscribe now and never miss a critical update with our news feed, alerts and newsletters!.
Independent.ie
• John Mulligan
By Independent.ie: Aer Lingus is preparing to close its Manchester base after it stopped selling tickets for its transatlantic services from the city for travel beyond the end of March.
AeroTime
• Stephen Pope
By AeroTime: El Al will operate a record 55 weekly North America flights in summer 2026, while expanding New York, Asia, and European service with larger aircraft.
Skift
• Gordon Smith
By Skift: Wizz Air CEO József Váradi pushes back against Ryanair chief Michael O’Leary, warning he may take action over claims about the airline’s future.
FlightGlobal
• Jon Hemmerdinger
By FlightGlobal: The Federal Aviation Administration has proposed mandating inspections of horizontal stabiliser components on all US-registered Boeing 737NGs, following multiple reports of pitch oscillations caused by excessive free play that could lead to flutter events.
