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- 1CCIA Europe Adds Three Staffers in Brussels●CCIA Europe Strengthens Brussels Team with Three New Appointments
CCIA Europe, the tech industry association representing major technology companies in Brussels, has announced three new appointments to expand its EU policy team. The hires strengthen the group's presence in the Belgian capital as it works to influence European digital regulation, a policy area of growing importance to the technology sector.
- 2Israeli jets scrambled over Dubai-Tel Aviv flight turned out to be cockpit dispute●Il Fatto Quotidiano: Sospetto dirottamento di un volo da Dubai a Tel Aviv, si alzano caccia israeliani: ma era una lite
Israeli fighter jets scrambled after a flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv triggered suspicions of a hijacking. According to Il Fatto Quotidiano, the alarm proved unfounded: the incident stemmed from a dispute between the Russian pilot and the Ukrainian co-pilot aboard the aircraft. The jets were launched when authorities initially believed the plane had been hijacked.
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The Computer & Communications Industry Association has welcomed new actions by the US Federal Communications Commission that enable satellite-based connectivity. The industry group's endorsement signals support from the tech sector for regulatory moves that expand direct-to-device and satellite broadband services, a fast-growing area of competition between satellite operators and traditional carriers.
- 4FlyDubai hijack alert forces Israeli fighters to scramble over pilot dispute●Agi: FlyDubai, allarme dirottamento e Israele fa decollare i caccia. Ma era solo una lite tra piloti AGI - Un allarme la
A FlyDubai flight bound for Tel Aviv triggered a hijack alert and was diverted to Tabuk airport in Saudi Arabia, prompting Israel to scramble fighter jets. According to AGI, the scare turned out to be a dispute between the pilots, with no actual threat to the aircraft or passengers.