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Mexico's Volaris Airlines: All A320 aircraft in the fleet have been upgraded and all flights are operating as planned.

Indian aviation regulator: 200 IndiGo Airbus aircraft, 113 Air India jets and 25 Air India Express aircraft are affected by the European Aviation Safety Agency directive. IndiGo and Air India are expected to complete the software reset on Sunday.

U.S. Federal Aviation Administration: Emergency airworthiness directive takes effect immediately, requiring the replacement or modification of the software that controls aircraft elevators and ailerons.

Air India: However, some of our flights may experience minor delays or rescheduling.

India's aviation regulator has informed airlines that they are not allowed to fly Airbus A320 family aircraft until modifications are completed in accordance with European Aviation Safety Agency directives.

According to the statement, the Mexican Ministry of Agriculture has suspended the import of Spanish pork products due to the outbreak of swine fever in Spain.

JetBlue Airways: It is working with the Federal Aviation Administration, Airbus and business partners to resolve issues found in the flight control software of some A320 and A321 aircraft.

American Airlines: The vast majority of work is expected to be completed today and tonight, with only a few remaining items to be completed tomorrow.

American Airlines: Fewer than 150 aircraft remain to be updated.

American Airlines: After further discussions and clarifications with Airbus, the number of American Airlines A320 family aircraft affected by this incident has been reduced to 209, down from the more than 340 originally determined.

U.S. Federal Aviation Administration: Philadelphia International Airport has lifted ground grounding measures after the security incident was resolved.

FAA: All flights to Philadelphia International Airport grounded due to bomb threat.

U.S. President Trump: Any documents signed by former U.S. President Biden using an automatic pen (accounting for approximately 92% of the documents signed by him) will cease to take effect from now on and will no longer have any legal effect.

UK Civil Aviation Authority: Only some UK airlines are affected by Airbus aircraft recall.

According to the New York Times: U.S. President Trump had a phone call with Venezuelan leader Maduro last week and discussed the meeting.

European Aviation Safety Agency: Issued emergency airworthiness directive for Airbus 320 series aircraft.

Air India: The Airbus recall order may lead to longer flight turnaround times and delay operational plans.

American Airlines: Expect some delays as the airline rolls out updates.

American Airlines: Has begun identifying and completing software updates; updates are expected to be completed on the vast majority of aircraft today and tomorrow.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessant: At the direction of U.S. President Trump, we are working to eliminate federal benefits provided to illegal immigrants and reserve these benefits for U.S. citizens.