Aviation Disruption: A technical fault in Swiss air traffic control tied to last-minute security measures for U.S.-Iran peace talks disrupted flights at Zurich, with cancellations and delays reported before operations returned to normal. National Planning: Bangladesh has kicked off work on its first integrated Civil Aviation Master Plan (CAMP) to steer airport, air navigation, safety, security, skills, and sustainability over the next 20–30 years. Route Expansion (India-UAE): Air India Express opened bookings for Navi Mumbai–Abu Dhabi direct flights starting July 15, initially twice weekly and rising to three weekly from July 29, making it the first airline to launch international services from the new airport. Network Growth (Gulf-Africa): Emirates will add four weekly flights on Dubai–Accra from July 12, boosting capacity and connections via Dubai. Fleet & Brand: KLM will name its first A350 “Night Watch” after Rembrandt’s painting, while Condor begins building a temporary Frankfurt hangar to support its A330neo maintenance needs. Safety & Tragedy: A small plane crash near Bowie, Maryland killed three people; in France, Ubisoft co-founder Claude Guillemot died in a Cessna 421 crash near La Baule as investigations continue. Long-Haul Ambition: Qantas is moving ahead with Project Sunrise, targeting a nonstop Sydney–London service with sales expected in Feb 2027 and departures planned for Oct 2027, pending approvals and trials. Presidential Aviation: The U.S. unveiled a Qatar-donated VC-25B Bridge aircraft as a new temporary Air Force One, drawing fresh political scrutiny.