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Surf Air Mobility has joined the FAA's CAAT Consortium as the first Part 135 operator to help advance research and integration of electric and autonomous aircraft.
Delta Air Lines warns the ITC that an investigation into Joby Aviation's alleged patent infringements could shut down its eVTOL products and harm their air taxi partnership.
EASA guidance permits European use of US Jet A fuel with proper risk management to offset shortages from the closed Strait of Hormuz.
Former SriLankan Airlines CEO Kapila Chandrasena was found dead in Colombo one day after a court ordered his re-arrest in an Airbus-linked bribery case.
India's Cabinet approved the ECLGS 5.0 credit guarantee scheme to provide up to Rs 1,500 crore per airline to counter liquidity issues from surging jet fuel prices caused by the West Asia conflict.
UAE authorities have lifted all airspace restrictions from the February 2026 conflict, enabling full normal flight operations following a security review.
Green MEPs proposed a temporary ban on non-essential private jet flights across the EU to conserve fuel during the current supply crisis.
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy suggested a new dedicated passenger fee to fund continuous FAA air traffic control modernization beyond periodic congressional budgets.
U.S. airports are constructing vertiports and integrating new systems as the FAA advances design standards and launches pilot trials for advanced air mobility operations.
Aerospace manufacturers advance AI for design and certification while the FAA addresses staffing shortages, legacy ATC systems and delayed approvals across multiple aircraft programs.
Taiwan's foreign minister reached Eswatini on April 25 after the president's trip was canceled by last-minute overflight denials from three nations Taipei blames on Chinese pressure.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed SB 422 prohibiting airports from using ADS-B data to charge fees on general aviation aircraft weighing 12,499 pounds or less.
A new industry coalition is pressing the slow-moving FAA to approve remote digital towers already proven in Europe to cut costs, boost safety and ease controller shortages at U.S. airports of all sizes.
Secretary Sean Duffy reports strong early success in the FAA's campaign targeting gamers for air traffic controller jobs, attracting thousands of applicants to help address a major staffing shortage.
