US airlines are beginning to detail the substantial financial consequences of the 43-day federal government shutdown that stretched from October 1 into mid-November 2025, with several major carriers r...
The FAA Names Peraton to Lead Nationwide Air Traffic Control Modernization The Federal Aviation Administration has selected Peraton Corporation as the prime systems integrator for an ambitious, multi-...
Boeing’s Chief Financial Officer Jay Malave has signaled optimistic production prospects for 2026, projecting increased deliveries of 737 and 787 aircraft that should bolster the aerospace manufacturer’s cash flow recovery. Speaking December 2 at the UBS Global Industrials & Transportation Conference, Malave provided detailed insights into Boeing’s manufacturing roadmap and the timing between production rate adjustments and actual aircraft deliveries. Production Rate Momentum Malave emphasized that Boeing’s 737 production ramp remains on schedule, despite acknowledging a temporary softness in November 2025 deliveries. “It takes a few months to take the production cadence and move that into output,” Malave explained, highlighting the inherent lag between manufacturing rate increases and delivery fulfillment. The CFO noted that once production systems stabilize at current rates, Boeing’s team begins positioning for the next rate increase, typically requiring a minimum six-month planning window.
Amazon’s autonomous delivery program faces intensified regulatory scrutiny following an incident in Waco, Texas, where one of its latest MK30 drones became snagged on an overhead internet cable,...
Philadelphia International Airport Ground Stop Resolved After Bomb Threat Flights at Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) were temporarily halted on November 29, 2025, following a bomb threat that...
Venezuela Bans Six International Airlines Following Security Dispute with Washington Venezuela’s National Institute of Civil Aeronautics has revoked operating permits for six major international...
Venezuela’s government has intensified pressure on the aviation industry by demanding international airlines resume flights within 48 hours or forfeit operating privileges in the country. The ultimatum from Venezuela’s National Institute of Civil Aviation (INAC) follows widespread carrier suspensions triggered by a Federal Aviation Administration warning about potentially hazardous conditions in Venezuelan airspace. The FAA advisory, issued in response to escalating US military activity in the southern Caribbean, cited “worsening security conditions and heightened military activity” affecting the Maiquetía Flight Information Region. The notice applies to aircraft “at all altitudes” and warned of possible threats from increased military operations in the region.
The Federal Aviation Administration is embarking on a transformative modernization initiative, issuing a request for information (RFI) to develop a Common Automation Platform (CAP)—a unified system de...
The Federal Aviation Administration has escalated warnings regarding Venezuelan airspace, issuing a formal notice to airmen (NOTAM) that will remain in effect through February 19, 2026. The advisory cites a deteriorating security environment marked by heightened military activity, global navigation satellite system (GNSS) interference, and potential threats to civil aircraft operating at all altitudes. The timing of the FAA’s November 21 warning coincides with reported plans by senior US officials indicating the Trump administration intends to launch a new operational phase targeting Venezuela’s government in the coming days. According to these officials, the expanded effort may include covert activities alongside existing military deployments, representing a notable shift in Washington’s approach toward the Nicolás Maduro regime.
The Federal Aviation Administration is preparing for what will be the busiest Thanksgiving air travel period in 15 years, with projections showing more than 360,000 flights scheduled between November ...
Six major international airlines have ceased operations to Venezuela following an urgent Federal Aviation Administration security warning, marking a significant disruption to the country’s alrea...