India’s PSLV Rocket Suffers Third Stage Anomaly; Consecutive Failures Ground Launcher
The PSLV rocket suffered a second consecutive failure on Jan 12, 2026, losing 16 satellites after a third-stage technical anomaly.
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Airbus “Glider” Crisis: Pratt & Whitney Engine Shortage to Last Through 2026
The Airbus “glider” fleet—new jets without engines—continues to grow as Pratt & Whitney struggles with supply chain defects. Recovery is not expected until late 2026.
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Boeing Secures Largest-Ever Order from Alaska Airlines for MAX 10 and 787s
Alaska Airlines has announced a historic order for 110 Boeing aircraft, including 105 737-10s and five 787s, to support international expansion.
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Allegiant Air Buys Sun Country for $1.5B to Create Leisure Giant
Allegiant and Sun Country have signed a definitive merger agreement, creating a leisure travel giant with a diverse Airbus and Boeing fleet.
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NASA Orders Historic Early Return for ISS Crew-11 Due to Medical Emergency
A “serious medical condition” has forced NASA to cut the Crew-11 mission short. The four astronauts will return to Earth on Jan. 15.
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NASA Administrator Isaacman Clears Orion Heat Shield for Artemis II Launch
In a press briefing on January 10, 2026, NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman gave the “go” for Artemis II, detailing the engineering data that proves the Orion heat shield can safely protect the crew despite previous char loss concerns.
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