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Sean Broderick

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As seen in: Aviation Week, Aviation Week & Space Technology, New Phytologist, Substack, Aerospace Daily & Defense Report, Aviation Week Show News, Business & Commercial Aviation, Aviation International News, NewsBreak, Airline Ratings, Routes News, Air Transport World and
Covers:  Commercial aviation safety, operations, and MRO. Motorsport, with a focus on sports car racing.
Aviation Week. email is best bet: sean.broderick @ aviationweek .com. ||@onmotorsport for sports car racing.

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I'm a trade journalist with two decades of experience covering aviation. I focus on airlines, MRO, safety, and airports. I also write about motorsports for a self-launched digital publication.

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A Long, Strange Trip

A Long, Strange Trip

United Autosports and McLaren's winding, wet path to a first LMGT3 victory.

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Smoother Operation

Smoother Operation

World Endurance Championship drivers give Circuit of the Americas high marks on recent track surface improvem…

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FCC Wireless Expansion Plan Includes Altimeter Upgrade Rebates

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By Sean Broderick Verified
| Air Transport World Verified
Sean Broderick July 03, 2026 Credit: halbergman/Getty U.S. airlines would see cost reimbursements for altimeter upgrades as part of the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) plan to auction off additional upper C-band spectrum and permit new wireless services in late 2030, a proposed FCC rule reveals. The draft rule, or report and order (R&O), made...
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Daily Memo: AI Expanding Its Reach Into A Data-Rich Aftermarket

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By Sean Broderick Verified
| Air Transport World Verified
It is hard to find a large organization that is not betting big on AI. Aviation’s examples are endless and go all the way up to regulators using live and historical flight data to flag risks and make changes. AI is not magic. It is also adept at the type of fabricating that no business welcomes. But give the right tool a high-quality dataset, clearly defined rules and equally clear guardrails, and it can do things much faster than people can.
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Aircraft Accident Investigators Face Pressure To Produce

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By Sean Broderick Verified
| Air Transport World Verified
Sean Broderick June 26, 2026 The NTSB completed its probe of the January 2025 midair collision near Washington in one year. Credit: NTSB While industry advances efforts to identify and address safety risks more quickly, accident investigation bureaus are struggling to keep up. Across aviation, stakeholders are raising concerns about investigators’ contributions to the safety process, spotlighting a large number of incomplete probes...
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