Happy 4th to those who celebrate it. Thank you for reading. Enjoy the freedom while you can.
“249 years of independence (maybe about to end) —and aviation still finds new ways to surprise us.”
Trump’s Quiet Nod to Foreign Influence?
A new bill limits tools to combat foreign interference, as Trump takes another swing at the traditional checks and balances. Who benefits?
Aviation Hazard: Airplane Part Blocks Driveway
A piece of airplane dropped into a Raleigh driveway, blocking a car. Forget oversleeping — this is a legit excuse for missing work on July 4th.
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Space Is No Longer the Final Frontier—for Data
The Pentagon is rethinking space-based data transport. The future data highway could be a space lane.
Evacuation Testing: That Tight Space May Be Too Tight
An expert panel says criticism of FAA evacuation studies is justified. Turns out, squeezing people into cabins for 90-second evac tests isn’t as safe as the models say.
Mexico Wins the Quarter
Tourism growth: Mexico edges out the U.S. at the end of Q2. North America’s scoreboard just got interesting.
Engine Market: Time for Stability
Magnetic predicts the engine market has hit an inflection point — the future is less about fast growth, more about maturity.
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