FAA Deploys ‘Comprehensive Approach’ as U.S. Braces for Potential Russian Hacking
The agency says it is collaborating closely on cybersecurity with the Department of Homeland Security, the Department of Defense, airports, and airlines.
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NASA Astronaut Sets Record for Longest Single Spaceflight
Mark Vande Hei returned to Earth alongside two Russian cosmonauts early Wednesday morning after nearly a year in space.
Pentagon Deploys Navy Fighters To Bolster NATO Defense
Six EA-18G Growlers specialized in electronic warfare missions were deployed to Spangdahlem Air Base in Germany on Monday.
Insurers May Face Record Claims From Aircraft Grounded in Russia
One expert says the result of Russian President Putin’s actions could be ‘thoroughly devastating’ to aviation.
More Aerospace Businesses Alter Relationships With Russia
Dozens of aviation-related companies have either scaled back or ceased operations there in light of attack on Ukraine.
5 Things To Know About the Call for a No-Fly Zone in Ukraine
This week, Ukraine’s president asked members of Congress to establish a no-fly zone against Russia. Here’s why that won’t happen.
Russian Airworthiness Certificates Suspended By EU Aviation Safety Agency
The EU safety agency also suspended certifications for products, parts, appliances, and flight simulation training devices.
Zelensky Makes Plea to Congress: ‘Close The Sky Over Ukraine’
U.S. and NATO step up support of Ukraine, but stop short of establishing a no-fly zone.
Pilots In Eastern Finland Warned Of GPS Interference Near Russian Border
The GPS disruptions prompted at least one Lithuanian carrier to cancel flights for at least three days, according to Finnish transportation officials.
Analysts Speculate Russia Might Not Return Hundreds of Leased Airliners
Flight restrictions put leasing companies outside Russia in a difficult position.
