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Will Guisbond

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Washington, D.C.
As seen in: The Air Current, Medium, Vermont Business Magazine, Vertical Magazine, Skies Magazine, The Vermont Cynic, eVTOL.com, Community News Service
Covers:  Airports, Infrastructure, General Aviation, Business Aviation
Senior Reporter @theaircurrent. Flies airplanes. Writes about airplanes. Former @verticalmag, @evtolmag. Signal: willguisbond.11

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Will Guisbond is a Staff Reporter at The Air Current, where he is responsible for in-depth coverage on a variety of aviation topics, including airports and infrastructure, as well as general and business aviation. Previously, he worked for two years in public affairs at an electric aerospace company, and prior to that, contributed to eVTOL.com and Vertical Magazine as a reporter covering sustainable aviation and advanced air mobility. An instrument-rated private pilot and active aviator, Will i…

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Domestic ATC firms cite China concerns in latest effort to stifle competitors

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By Will Guisbond Verified
| The Air Current Verified
Photo by Lin Yiqin/China News Service/VCG via AP Domestic contractors vying for U.S. air traffic control modernization projects are citing Chinese business ties as well as cyber and national security concerns in their latest bid to shut out foreign-owned competition. Leidos and RTX Corp. are warning Congress and the Trump administration of their competitors’ relationships with China, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Helicopter collision risk higher after D.C. airspace changes, Coast Guard leaders say

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By Will Guisbond Verified
| The Air Current Verified
Air safety reporting is made accessible without a subscription as a public service. Subscribe to The Air Current for full access to our scoops, in-depth reporting and industry analysis. U.S. Coast Guard aviation leadership sharply criticized the Federal Aviation Administration’s changes to Washington, D.C.’s congested airspace following a January 2025 midair collision, saying the revisions may increase the risk of a serious accident between helicopters.
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FAA close to picking ASI over Palantir, Thales for its AI-powered air traffic management system

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By Will Guisbond Verified
| The Air Current Verified
Log-in here if you’re already a subscriber The Federal Aviation Administration is poised to award Boston-based Air Space Intelligence (ASI) a closely-watched contract for its AI-powered air traffic management tool, according to multiple people familiar with the selection. The award would catapult the company, which had just over 150 employees as of April, to the center of a massive nationwide ATC system overhaul.
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