Tag: aviation policy
NEWS Sep 24, 2026 UAE Suspends Iranian Airline Flights to Comply With US Sanctions, Triggering Retaliatory Airspace Ban From Tehran The UAE has halted all Iranian carrier operations to comply with reimposed US sanctions, prompting Iran to bar Emirati airlines from its airspace. Read More →
NEWS Sep 18, 2026 Major US Airlines Push Back Against Air China's Request for Additional US Flights American, Delta, and United join a US airline group opposing Air China's bid to add flights between China and the United States. Read More →
NEWS Sep 11, 2026 25 Years After 9/11: How Airline Security Transformed and What Is Changing Once Again A quarter century after the September 11 attacks, airline security has evolved dramatically. Here is what changed and what is shifting now. Read More →
INFORMATIONAL Jun 30, 2026 White House Clears Path for Supersonic Flights Over American Land The Trump administration moves to lift a decades-old ban on supersonic flight over US land, opening new opportunities for aerospace developers and airlines. Read More →
NEWS Apr 10, 2026 Why the US Government Is Recruiting Video Gamers to Keep Your Flight Safe The United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has launched its most unconventional recruitment drive yet, targeting video gamers to fill a chronic and increasingly dangerous shortage of air traffic controllers. Read More →
NEWS Apr 08, 2026 The US Airports That Could Lose All International Flights Over Immigration Politics A political standoff between the Trump administration and major American cities has thrust some of the world's most important aviation hubs into an unprecedented state of uncertainty. Read More →
NEWS Apr 08, 2026 Why Southwest Airlines Is Now Letting You Bring Only One Portable Charger on Your Flight? Southwest Airlines has drawn a firm line in the sky over portable chargers. The Dallas-based carrier announced it will limit passengers to one lithium portable charger on flights and ban them from being stowed in overhead bins. Read More →