Volcanic Disruption in Indonesia: Indonesia reopened Jakarta’s Soekarno-Hatta and four other airports after Anak Krakatau ash cleared enough for safe operations, though authorities still need to check the airworthiness of 178 planes and two airports remain closed; the eruption had grounded flights across eight airports, affecting about 341,000 travelers and thousands of flights. Miami Runway Tragedy: Investigators are probing why an Amazon cargo Boeing 767 overran a runway at Miami International Airport, killing five and injuring others after striking vehicles, with early focus on touchdown timing, speed, braking, and weather. Aviation Policy & Trade: US President Donald Trump escalated a Canada dispute by calling for an end to Bombardier sales in the US unless the company builds there, adding pressure to an already tense aerospace certification and tariffs fight. Autonomous Mobility Push (Qatar): Qatar’s Ministry of Transport opened the second Autonomous e-Mobility Forum, framing electric and automated driving as a strategic shift that needs coordinated regulation, safety, and investment. US State Budget Pressure (Oregon): Oregon redirected transport funding after ODOT flagged a budget gap, cutting $42M from Connect Oregon while continuing a smaller grant round. Airport Ground Handling Deal (Saudi): flynas and Swissport signed a long-term equity and partnership agreement, making Swissport the exclusive ground handling partner in Saudi Arabia for five years.