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    Why Are There Ashtrays in Aircraft Lavatories If Smoking Is Prohibited

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    Iberia and Air Europa Aircraft Came Face to Face at the Same Altitude Over the Atlantic

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    U.S. Warns on Aqaba Airport, Jordan Denies Claims

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    ANAC Publishes Proposed Noise Certification Criteria for Eve 100 eVTOL

    Brazil’s National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC) has opened a public consultation on the proposed noise certification criteria for Eve 100,…
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    Embraer Forecasts Demand for 8,500 New Jets

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    Embraer Delivers First C-390 Millennium to Czech Air Force Just 20 Months After Contract Signing

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      Why Are There Ashtrays in Aircraft Lavatories If Smoking Is Prohibited

      Although smoking has been banned on commercial passenger flights for many years, many travelers still notice ashtrays inside aircraft lavatories or near the lavatory door. Their presence does not mean smoking is permitted. Instead, they serve as a fire safety measure in case someone violates the smoking ban. Aircraft lavatory waste bins contain easily combustible materials such as paper towels…

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      Iberia and Air Europa Aircraft Came Face to Face at the Same Altitude Over the Atlantic

      Two passenger aircraft operated by Spanish airlines Iberia and Air Europa narrowly avoided a potential mid-air collision over the Atlantic Ocean after their Traffic Collision Avoidance Systems (TCAS) activated while the aircraft were flying toward each other at the same altitude. Spain’s Civil Aviation Accident and Incident Investigation Commission (CIAIAC) has launched an investigation into the incident. The incident occurred…

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      U.S. Warns on Aqaba Airport, Jordan Denies Claims

      U.S. Embassy Warns Against Travel to Aqaba Airport as Jordan Denies Evacuation Claims The U.S. Embassy in Amman has issued a security alert concerning King Hussein International Airport and the seaport in Aqaba, southern Jordan. The embassy claimed that Jordanian authorities had evacuated both the airport and the port due to a “specific and credible threat”, advising U.S. citizens not…

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      ANAC Publishes Proposed Noise Certification Criteria for Eve 100 eVTOL

      Brazil’s National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC) has opened a public consultation on the proposed noise certification criteria for Eve 100, the electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft developed by Eve Air Mobility. The consultation, which runs until August 8, marks a significant milestone in the aircraft’s type certification process. Eve Air Mobility CEO Johann Bordais said the proposed criteria…

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      Aer Lingus Plans to Cut Up to 500 Jobs Amid Cost Pressures

      Irish flag carrier Aer Lingus is considering a wide-ranging cost-cutting programme that could see up to 500 employees laid off, several routes discontinued, and overall capacity reduced by around 6%. According to the BBC, the proposed cuts could affect approximately 290 head office employees in Dublin, 140 cabin crew members, and 70 pilots. The restructuring follows a first-quarter 2026 loss…

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      United Airlines Beats Second-Quarter Expectations as Fuel Costs Reach Record Levels

      United Airlines reported second-quarter 2026 revenue of $17.67 billion and adjusted earnings per share of $1.99, exceeding Wall Street expectations. The airline also raised its full-year adjusted earnings per share guidance to between $9 and $11, while warning that higher jet fuel prices are expected to add nearly $6 billion to its 2026 operating costs. Second-quarter fuel expenses surged 84…

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      FAA Restores Boeing’s Certification Authority for 737 MAX and 787 Aircraft

      The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has announced that Boeing will be allowed to resume issuing airworthiness certificates for all 737 MAX and 787 Dreamliner aircraft starting next week. The decision follows months of safety and production quality reviews. The FAA said Boeing’s certification authority, which was revoked after the 2019 737 MAX crashes and the 2022 production quality issues…

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      Aircraft Go Around During Earthquake in Mexico

      A magnitude 7.3 earthquake off the coast of Mexico’s Chiapas state briefly affected flight operations at Benito Juárez International Airport in Mexico City. Following the earthquake, several aircraft on approach discontinued their landings, performed go-arounds, and entered holding before making another approach. The earthquake was also felt in Guatemala and El Salvador. After inspections, authorities confirmed there was no damage…

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