Miami's Runway 30 Overrun and the Freighter Question
Five people died when an Amazon Prime Air 767 overran a Miami runway. Early data raises hard questions about braking, go-arounds, and overrun protection.
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How 12 Controllers Stopped Norway's Air Network
A four-day Norwegian air traffic controller strike closed Oslo Gardermoen and exposed how little slack sits inside modern air traffic control.
Archer Buys Boeing's Autonomy Units, Including Wisk
Boeing is selling Wisk, Insitu and SkyGrid to Archer for a near-20% stake, turning an air-taxi rival into a defence and autonomy platform.
Leipzig Drone Bomb: Hybrid War Comes to European Aviation
A drone packed with explosives was found beside Ukrainian cargo aircraft at Leipzig/Halle Airport. It fits a pattern of Russian-linked sabotage targeting Europe’s logistics.
Airbus Widens the Gap With H1 2026 Profit Surge
Airbus H1 2026 revenue hit €33.2bn with Q2 operating profit up 54%. Defence and Space EBIT nearly doubled. Boeing booked another Air Force One charge.
Walsh's Farewell Broadside: OEMs, Oil, and ATM Failure
At his final IATA AGM, Willie Walsh named manufacturers, oil companies, and governments as the parties costing airlines billions. The numbers behind the speech.
Inside SMART: The FAA's AI Bet on Air Traffic Control
FAA’s SMART AI system debuts September 2026, predicting and deconflicting air traffic months ahead using cloud computing, in the agency’s boldest modernization bet.
Hydrogen Aircraft Propulsion: The Altitude Relight Milestone
Hydrogen propulsion moves from concept to tested reality as GE Aerospace achieves the first altitude relight of a hydrogen jet engine, a critical certification gate.