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Air travel across the Caribbean is slowly returning to normal following a turbulent weekend marked by extensive airspace restrictions and widespread flight cancellations linked to a U.S. military operation in Venezuela.

AirNav Systems is committed to supporting aviation safety authorities worldwide with reliable, multi-source flight data. Recently, our team provided detailed flight information to the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) in support of a Brazilian aviation investigation.

The U.S. aviation industry is edging toward an unprecedented crisis as Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy warned that portions of American airspace could be shut down as early as next week if the federal government shutdown continues.

AirNav Systems, the parent company of AirNav Radar and a global leader in real-time flight tracking and flight data solutions, attended and exhibited at Airspace World 2025 last week. Our presence highlighted our commitment to support air traffic surveillance and provide cutting-edge tools for business aviation, commercial operations, and aviation services worldwide, focusing on our flight data.

The U.S. Navy’s Air Test and Evaluation Squadron 30 (VX-30), known as the “Bloodhounds,” is equipping its C-130T Hercules tanker/transport aircraft with Starlink satellite connectivity to enhance its role in long-range missile and weapons testing in the Pacific. The addition of SpaceX’s satellite-based internet service underscores the increasing importance of commercial space technologies—like Starlink and its government-oriented variant, Starshield—to U.S. military operations.