Aviation
Every story tagged aviation from the last 60 days of the digest, newest first.
8 stories · 6 days · latest Thu 17 Sept 2026
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Tuesday 8 September 2026
Business Insider
Amazon cargo plane crashes at Miami airportAt least five were killed after an Amazon Prime Air jet overshot the runway at Miami airport on Sunday.
Tuesday 1 September 2026
Marketecture
"Google Has a Privacy Argument for Every Occasion"Alan Chapell sets Google's $10 million purchase of Spirit Airlines' data against its claim that its own search data is too sensitive to anonymize.
Thursday 20 August 2026
Business Insider
"Google buys Spirit Airlines data for AI model development"Google paid $10M for bankrupt Spirit Airlines' corporate data as AI labs seek work data for reinforcement-learning environments.
Sunday 16 August 2026
Business Insider
I flew around the world to keep my airline statusHe spent $2,700 flying 13,000 miles in three days to keep his airline status, and would do it again.
Wednesday 12 August 2026
The Washington Post
Trump flew in secrecy amid Iran threat; Air Force One became decoyTrump left Turkey inside an airport catering container, leaving reporters and staffers on Air Force One as unwitting decoys against an Iranian threat.
Semafor
Wait times at European airports surgeThe EU's Entry/Exit System has Frankfurt airport waits at two hours, and the opt-out ends in September.
Saturday 1 August 2026
The Washington Post
"Mass layoffs hit Haitian workers as protected status ends"Over a million migrants, mostly Haitian, lost temporary protected status, with mass layoffs following at airports, nursing homes and schools.
The Washington Post
"ICE is expanding its arrests at airports to new targets"Further reading from the day's section on Gaza, Iran and threatened trade chokepoints.
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