FAA Equipment Outage Triggers Major Delays At Northeast Airports
The facility manages aircraft approaching and departing from the affected airports, making the outage a potential bottleneck for regional air traffic.
Transportation
Cheap Airfares Shrink As Airlines Respond To Higher Fuel Costs
Executives from United, American and Southwest said they expect to reduce less profitable routes during the final months of the year
Boeing's 737 Max Ramp-Up Hits Turbulence, Stock Sinks
Speaking at a Morgan Stanley conference, Ortberg blamed wing manufacturing bottlenecks at the company's Renton, Washington plant
FBI Joins Investigation Into Possible Oil Tanker Cyberattack
The Coast Guard did not identify the ship, but Iranian state media named it the VL Prosperity, a Liberian-flagged supertanker capable of carrying about 2.3 million barrels of oil.
Helicopter Crash In Los Angeles Kills At Least Three
Another person was taken to a hospital, although officials had not immediately provided details about their condition.
Why Are European Space Startups Raising Hundreds Of Millions
European officials are urging greater investment and coordination as the region tries to close the gap with SpaceX.
$6 Diesel: Why Americans Could Soon Pay More For Everyday Goods
California diesel prices are already nearing $8 a gallon, while analysts warn the national average could approach $7.
Houthis Capture Yemen’s Mocha Port, Raising Red Sea Shipping Fears
The capture follows weeks of fighting between the Houthis and Saudi-backed forces amid a broader escalation between Iran and the United States
Ohio’s US Senators Call Out Yet Another Deadly Crash Involving Illegal Immigrant
Both reacted to coverage from 10 WBNS News that cited Fairfield County Sheriff Alex Lape, who said 33-year-old Alvaro Uribe-Gonzalez is in the country illegally.
Black Box Data Raises New Questions About Deadly Miami Plane Crash
The Boeing 767, operated by contractor 21 Air, overshot the runway Sunday and struck vehicles and airport barriers.
Air Traffic Control Outage Triggers 1,300 UK Flight Cancellations
Airport officials warned that disruption could continue as airlines reposition aircraft and crews.
Americans Kept Flying Despite Iran War, Economic Jitters As Trump Pushed Air Travel Overhaul
The resilience of air travel suggested Americans were reluctant to give up flying even as the Iran war raised transportation costs and inflation remained elevated.
Iran-Canada Tensions Rise Over Strait Of Hormuz Operations
The dispute comes as Canada and the US face their own worsening trade tensions
Tourism Without A Ceiling
The FAA says American airspace has reached its limits. Banff took fifty thousand a day into a town of three thousand. Kailash had no cap at all: 1,300 dead, 5,600 missing.
US-Canada Trade War Escalates With Fresh Tariffs And Bombardier Threat
Trade negotiations collapsed last month after disagreements over autos, tariffs and Canadian language and cultural protections
Bernie Moreno Lashes Out Against ‘Drive-Only’ Licenses For Illegal Immigrants
His letter adds more context about this program, with the number of those granted such licenses not being insignificant.