The US–Canada Aircraft Certification Dispute: What the Latest Threats Could Mean for Aviation Safety
Aviation Safety Explainer • Certification & Regulation The US–Canada Aircraft Certification Dispute: What the Latest Developments Could Mean for Aviation Safety Aircraft certification is designed to be technical, evidence-led and independent of politics. In late January 2026, a high-profile row involving the United States and...
Air Force One Turns Around Due to Minor Electrical Issue (Jan 2026): What It Teaches Us About Aviation Safety
Air Force One Turns Around Due to Minor Electrical Issue (Jan 2026): What It Teaches Us About Aviation Safety | Safe Fly Aviation BREAKING Aviation Safety • January 2026 Air Force One Turns Around Due to a Minor Electrical Issue — and Why That’s a...
FAA Issues Advisory NOTAMs for Eastern Pacific Airspace (16 Jan–17 Mar 2026): GNSS Interference & Military Activity
FAA Issues Advisory NOTAMs for Eastern Pacific Airspace (16 Jan–17 Mar 2026): GNSS Interference & Military Activity | Safe Fly Aviation Aviation Safety Briefing • FAA Advisory NOTAMs FAA issues advisory NOTAMs for eastern Pacific overwater airspace (16 Jan–17 Mar 2026) The FAA has published...
Navigating Turbulence: The 2026 Aviation Supply Chain Landscape (Backlogs, Engines, MRO & SAF)
Navigating Turbulence: The 2026 Aviation Supply Chain Landscape | Safe Fly Aviation Home › Blog › Industry Analysis › Aviation Supply Chain 2026 Safe Fly Aviation · Industry Analysis · January 2026 Navigating Turbulence:The 2026 Aviation Supply Chain Landscape Backlogs above 17,000 aircraft. Delivery shortfalls...