INFORMATIONALOct 18, 2026Who Is Accountable When an AI Air Traffic Tool Gets It Wrong?Who is liable when an AI air traffic control tool gets it wrong? The FAA’s SMART system faces scrutiny over safety testing, controller oversight, and legal accountability as lawmakers question its use in U.S. airspace.Read More →
NEWSOct 14, 2026Saab Weighs Canadian GlobalEye Production Line to Match Growing Surveillance Aircraft OrdersSaab is considering establishing GlobalEye production in Canada as demand for the airborne early warning aircraft climbs across NATO nations.Read More →
NEWSJul 28, 2026How GroundControl Is Racing to Untangle Aerospace's Paperwork Bottleneck GroundControl is leveraging AI software to automate tedious compliance documentation and contract reviews for aerospace manufacturers, ensuring high-spec parts move off shop floors and into the sky faster.Read More →
NEWSJul 07, 2026FAA Selects L3Harris to Overhaul Aging Air Traffic Surveillance NetworkThe FAA has awarded L3Harris a contract to modernize its national surveillance system, replacing decades-old infrastructure that tracks aircraft across US airspace.Read More →
NEWSMay 12, 2026United's 30,000 Flight Attendants Have Just Voted Themselves into the Highest-Paid Cabin Crew in AmericaUnited Airlines flight attendants voted overwhelmingly to ratify a new five-year contract on May 12, 2026, ending nearly six years without a pay raise and making United the last of the major US carriers to reach a post-pandemic labour settlement with its cabin crew. Read More →
INFORMATIONALMay 18, 2023Essential Air Service Contracts (EAS) ExplainedHow are EAS contracts awarded? The system is complex and requires many moving parts, but ultimately the DOT uses a well-structured bid process to select the ideal airline.Read More →
Dec 31, 1969United to Drop ExpressJet From ContractExpressJet, a regional airline that flies under United Express, will be dropped by United. This means ExpressJet will not having any aircraft, forcing them to cease operations.Read More →
