Jet Fuel Shock (Bangladesh): Bangladesh’s energy regulator BERC hiked Jet A-1 for domestic routes to Tk 159.52/litre (from Tk 130.99) and set international pricing at $1.0358/litre, effective overnight, with operators warning fares could rise. Air Safety Probe (India): Air India’s Phuket–Delhi A320 incident—about a 300-foot altitude loss on Aug. 4 with injuries—has been labeled a serious incident; the pilot is undergoing confirmatory psychoactive drug testing and both pilots were removed from the roster pending AAIB/DGCA outcomes. Security & Disruption (Malaysia Airlines): A Malaysia Airlines landing at Kolkata was disrupted after a laser beam disoriented the cockpit, forcing the flight to circle before landing; authorities are investigating. Runway Incident (Maharashtra): DGCA launched a probe after a Cessna C172 training aircraft veered off the Baramati runway during exercises; no injuries reported, aircraft damaged. Regulatory Action (US): The FAA ordered crack inspections on 471 Boeing 737 MAX jets, with the directive taking effect Sept. 10. Operational Disruption (Delta): A Delta 757 returned to Atlanta shortly after takeoff due to fumes in the cockpit; nearly 200 passengers and crew evacuated via emergency slides. New Routes (Kenya): KCAA approved fresh air service licenses, including Eldoret’s new international link via Nairobi to Jeddah. New Airline Move (Saudi): Riyadh Air launched daily Riyadh–Dhaka flights with Boeing 787-9 service. Passenger Rights (UK): A reminder on UK261 care and assistance rules for delayed flights, including food, drink, and overnight accommodation. Aviation Culture & Branding: Emirates and Arsenal unveiled an illuminated “Aircrafted Arsenal Crest” made from upcycled A380 and 777 parts.