Presidential Security & Aviation Ops: US President Donald Trump confirmed he was secretly moved between aircraft at a NATO summit in Turkey after a reported Iranian assassination threat, using a catering truck to transfer from Air Force One to a smaller C-32A—while journalists and aides believed they were still on the president’s plane; Trump said the plane he flew on was “at greater risk” and that he followed instructions from the Secret Service and military, sparking fresh questions about passenger and press safety. Cyber & Flight Safety: Delta is investigating an unauthorized Wi‑Fi network on a Las Vegas-to-Atlanta flight after a cybersecurity conference, with the crew disabling onboard Wi‑Fi for about 30 minutes; officials say no Delta systems were hacked and no flight safety was affected. Route Expansion: Air China will launch a Beijing–Bucharest–Zagreb passenger service starting Sept 4, operating three weekly frequencies to boost China–Central/Eastern Europe travel links. Airport Safety Upgrade: Newark Liberty International unveiled a new Surface Movement Radar to help controllers track aircraft and vehicles on runways and taxiways in all weather, aimed at reducing runway-safety risks. Aviation Incident: American Airlines Flight 1760 returned to Myrtle Beach after a bird strike triggered engine flames and a Mayday call; 172 passengers were onboard. Labor Disruption (Nigeria): Aviation unions picketed Air Peace operations in Lagos and Abuja, leading to widespread cancellations and stranded passengers, with reports of violent clashes at airport terminals. Holiday Capacity (Vietnam): Vietnam Airlines Group plans to add 60,000 seats and operate 3,600+ flights for the Sept 2 National Day holiday, expanding key domestic routes and adding capacity ahead of demand.