Aviation Safety Fallout (Japan): Japan Airlines is cutting pay and disciplining staff after a cabin attendant tested positive for alcohol before a Hiroshima–Haneda flight, prompting a ministry inspection and a new rule banning alcohol during layovers. Airport Capacity Politics (Ireland): Dublin’s Dáil passed a bill to end the passenger cap at Dublin Airport, with an environmental impact assessment required before any removal. Airport Infrastructure (Czechia): Prague Airport launched tenders for a new road bridge and a multi-storey employee car park as part of its modernization push. Mega-Airport Build (UAE): Dubai unveiled plans for Al Maktoum International Airport, targeting 260 million passengers a year by 2032 with multiple runways and terminals. Regional Rail Planning (Georgia): Tbilisi announced an international tender to study a city railway corridor linking Mtskheta, Rustavi, the airport and eastern districts using existing lines. Aviation Disruption (Europe): A false hijack code on a Warsaw–Tel Aviv flight triggered fighter scrambles across multiple countries before authorities confirmed it was not a real threat. Aviation Demand (Africa): IATA data shows African airlines posted 8.9% passenger demand growth in May, even as global demand fell 2.2% amid Middle East pressure. Fuel Crisis (Russia): Ukrainian strikes and refinery damage are driving fuel shortages and long queues at Russian gas stations. Air Cargo Pressure (Asia): Dimerco says high-tech demand is tightening Taiwan–US airfreight capacity and pushing rates higher. Road Safety (Ghana): A report highlights speeding as a major driver of fatal crashes and calls for stronger enforcement and safer infrastructure.