American tech company building global flight-tracking data networks
Since Tuesday, at least seven passenger flights across Europe have reported bomb threats. Authorities have searched aircraft in Poland, Italy, Spain, Bulgaria and elsewhere; fighter jets have escorted at least one flight and a Warsaw airport briefly closed. All planes have landed safely and searches have found no explosives.
The FAA has opened a safety review after Marine One, carrying the president, has had a momentary loss of separation with a commercial regional jet departing Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport on Tuesday afternoon. Both aircraft have landed safely; the NTSB is gathering information and considering an investigation.
Three separate commercial flights have been delayed or cancelled after disruptive behaviour aboard. A passenger reportedly drunk has been arrested at Heathrow after confronting crew on a London–Las Vegas flight. A Porter Airlines departure from Victoria has been cancelled after a toddler refused to fasten a seat belt. A Wizz Air flight to Tel Aviv was returned to terminal after a passenger asked to disembark, triggering extra security checks.
An Amazon Prime Air Boeing 767-300 has overrun the runway while landing at Miami International Airport after a flight from San Juan, Puerto Rico. The plane struck multiple vehicles on a road beside the airport, killing five people and injuring at least five others. The NTSB has dispatched investigators and the FAA has grounded flights at the airport.
An Amazon Air cargo flight overshot the runway at Miami International Airport, striking vehicles and causing multiple fatalities. Investigators have recovered flight records and are examining weather, speed, and crew actions. Two runways remain closed as the response and probe continue.
A private PA-34 Piper with four aboard has disappeared after departing Great Harbour Cay in the Berry Islands bound for Miami. The wreckage and bodies have been recovered; authorities are investigating weather and flight details as family members mourn.
A technical fault in National Air Traffic Services' flight data processing system has disrupted flights across major UK airports on 8–9 September 2026, canceling and delaying thousands of services and affecting hundreds of thousands of passengers. NATS has said the fault has been fixed; its chief has apologised and the transport secretary has ordered an investigation.
A slow-moving nor'easter has struck the Mid‑Atlantic and New England since late September, causing heavy rain, strong onshore winds and coastal flooding from New Jersey to southern New England. Utilities, flights and events have been disrupted, at least one person has died in New York City, and forecasters warn additional high‑tide flooding will persist into Monday and Tuesday.
A fiber-optic break and a failed primary circuit at a Philadelphia air-traffic facility have disrupted flights across Newark, LaGuardia, JFK and Philadelphia, causing hundreds of cancellations and delays. Authorities are restoring services while AI tools are tested to improve routing; travel advisories urge passengers to check status."
Ground stops and delays have disrupted flights across Newark, JFK, LaGuardia and Philadelphia after a backup TRACON fiber line was cut during construction. Officials say the primary system failed and a damaged backup fiber worsened the outage. Airlines are rescheduling, while passengers face cancellations and delays citywide.
A slow-moving nor'easter has battered the US Northeast since Friday, bringing heavy rain, high winds and dangerous coastal flooding from New Jersey to New England. Officials have declared states of emergency, cancelled hundreds of flights and events, and reported multiple deaths, widespread power outages and severe coastal erosion risks through the weekend.
A Gulfstream G-100 medical transport jet flying from Bermuda to Boston has gone missing, leaving six people on board. Debris has been found off Nantucket and the search has been suspended as authorities and Latitude Air Ambulance confirm the six are presumed dead. Investigations will determine the cause.
Multiple projectiles have hit King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh over the past week, including a deadly strike that has killed at least 13 people and wounded hundreds. Saudi authorities have closed the airport, are conducting damage assessments and safety inspections, and several governments have warned citizens against travel to affected Saudi airports.
The Supreme Court has ordered Bolsonaro to surrender his passports in a money‑laundering probe, but he has not handed them over and is traveling between Brazil, Argentina, and Ecuador as Lula da Silva administers a contested victory in a charged political climate.
Bolsonaro and his family have secured entry visas to the United States after leaving Brazil amid a court order to surrender passports. The former president’s move follows a chaotic exit from Brazil via Argentina and Ecuador, with a destination possibly Miami, as Lula da Silva’s government condemns the act.