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US IPO Prospects in Limbo as War Dents Optimism Ahead of SpaceX
(Bloomberg) -- The companies that typically make up the backbone of the US initial public offering market are eyeing the Iran war for signs volatility could boil over and wreck their plans. For banks, there's a ray of hope -- that SpaceX's potential blockbuster listing could still go ahead, and make their whole year. After a first quarter marked by stop-and-start activity for IPOs, talk has turned to the implications of the raging conflict and the lingering effect of artificial intelligence scares. No wonder many listing candidates are sitting on their hands as a possible IPO for billionaire Elon Musk's rocket company, which could come as soon as June and dwarf every other debut, takes shape. "The situation in Iran has thrown a wrench into things and AI disruption has been pronounced this year," said Evan Riley, Americas head of equity capital markets at BNP Paribas SA. "You've had some hiccups in terms of withdrawn deals -- you'll see the complexion of IPOs change a bit." "But if you have mega IPOs come then that changes the entire year because you can easily have a full year of IPO volume in one deal," he said in an interview. Musk's company is expected to submit a confidential filing any day now, and is targeting a deal which could bring in as much as $75 billion, Bloomberg News has reported. A range of industrials firms are positioned to test investor appetite for a sector seen as relatively insulated from the pressure on consumers from the war. Indoor air quality firm Madison Air Solutions Corp., which is expected to seek at least $2 billion, and drone maker Aevex Corp. both filed publicly in recent weeks for IPOs. Others are being advised by bankers to stay ready in the weeks before financial results go stale in mid-May. Activity in April will be critical for the second quarter as bankers seek to deliver on promises that this would prove to be a banner year. US IPO volume in the first three months of 2026 marked the best first quarter since 2021, with a weighted-average drop of roughly 3% outpacing about a more than 7% decline for the benchmark S&P 500 Index, data compiled by Bloomberg show. Still, seven of the companies behind the quarter's 10 largest deals are trading below their IPO price, with a median decline of 28%, the data show. The choppy performances and an uncertain backdrop have forced management teams to accept that while conditions aren't perfect for an IPO, further waiting may not provide the clarity some are hoping for, bankers say. "Issuers that paused a couple weeks ago may need to confront similar dynamics in early April," said John Kolz, global head of ECM at Barclays Plc. "Do you have to take a little bit of a leap of faith and rely on a robust process to find long-term investors even with the chaos we're dealing with?"
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LAX TSA Wait Times Shockingly Short Today Despite National Shutdown Chaos -- Here's What Travelers Need to Know
LOS ANGELES -- Security lines at Los Angeles International Airport moved at lightning speed Tuesday, with many passengers reporting TSA wait times of just minutes even as a partial government shutdown continued to snarl operations at airports nationwide. Official data from the LAX website showed extraordinarily low security waits early Tuesday morning. At the Tom Bradley International Terminal, general boarding passengers faced about 3 minutes, while TSA PreCheck travelers cleared in roughly 2 minutes. Data was last updated around 6:10 a.m. local time. Other monitoring sites painted a similarly calm picture for much of the day. Delta's airport wait-time tracker listed TBIT general boarding at 0 minutes and PreCheck at 1 minute as of mid-morning. Independent trackers reported average waits hovering between 5 and 10 minutes during off-peak hours, with some travelers breezing through in as little as 4 minutes. The contrast with the rest of the country could hardly be starker. Across the U.S., the ongoing partial government shutdown has triggered record TSA delays, with some major hubs reporting lines stretching four hours or more as officers work without full pay and call-out rates spike. Yet LAX, one of the world's busiest airports, appeared largely insulated from the worst of the chaos. Travelers on social media echoed the official numbers. One Instagram user posted Tuesday that it took just 4 minutes to clear security at LAX, praising TSA staff for maintaining high throughput and professionalism amid challenging conditions. Recent Reddit threads from late March described similar experiences, with passengers clearing checkpoints in 10 minutes or less during morning rushes. "LAX has consistently performed exceptionally well as measured by higher passenger throughput and lower wait times," an airport-related post noted, highlighting strong marks for customer service even during turbulent times. Why LAX Is Bucking the National Trend Aviation experts point to several factors. Los Angeles World Airports (LAWA) has invested heavily in modernization, including expanded checkpoint infrastructure across its nine terminals. The airport also benefits from a large local TSA workforce and proactive staffing adjustments. The LAX FastLane program, a paid expedited access pilot, officially ended in January 2026, but trusted traveler options like TSA PreCheck and CLEAR continue to offer significant time savings for enrolled passengers. PreCheck lanes remained widely available Tuesday, often clearing in under 5 minutes. Spring travel demand remains high, but LAX's layout and multiple checkpoints help distribute passenger flow better than single-chokepoint facilities elsewhere. Officials have urged travelers to check real-time data rather than relying on historical averages, noting that volumes can shift quickly. Still, the shutdown's ripple effects linger. Nationwide, TSA has seen hundreds of officers quit since the funding impasse began, with some facilities operating at reduced capacity. LAX has avoided the multi-hour nightmares reported in places like Houston and Atlanta, but travelers are advised not to grow complacent. What Travelers Should Expect at LAX Today and Beyond Current conditions as of late March 31, 2026, show minimal delays. Peak periods -- typically 6-9 a.m. and 4-7 p.m. -- historically see waits climb to 20-45 minutes or more on busy days, but Tuesday's data suggested lighter-than-expected crowds or efficient processing. Hourly breakdowns from tracking sites indicated shortest waits overnight and in early morning, with occasional spikes during daytime flight banks. Standard security averaged around 6-10 minutes in recent live updates, while PreCheck stayed consistently under 5 minutes. The airport's major $30 billion-plus modernization program continues, including terminal improvements and the long-delayed Automated People Mover (APM). The elevated train system, meant to ease ground traffic between terminals, parking and the LAX/Metro Transit Center, now eyes a late 2026 opening after years of contractual disputes and testing delays. Until then, passengers rely on walking connections where possible or the free Terminal Connector shuttle. Weather in Los Angeles remained mild Tuesday, with temperatures in the 60s and light winds -- ideal conditions that rarely disrupt operations. Tips to Beat the Lines at LAX * Arrive early but check first: Aim for at least two hours for domestic flights and three for international, but verify real-time waits on flylax.com/wait-times or the MyTSA app before leaving home. * Enroll in expedited programs: TSA PreCheck, Global Entry and CLEAR can slash times dramatically. PreCheck was available at most terminals Tuesday. * Use LAX-it for rideshares: The consolidated pickup area helps avoid curbside chaos. * Pack smart: Follow the 3-1-1 liquids rule and have ID and boarding pass ready to keep the line moving. * Monitor your terminal: Wait times can vary slightly by checkpoint (Terminals 1-8 and TBIT). Tom Bradley handles many international flights and often shows the most consistent data. Airport officials emphasize flexibility. "Please allow extra time and check with your airline," guidance on the LAX site notes amid unpredictable national conditions. Broader Context for Spring Travelers The partial shutdown has created one of the most challenging periods for U.S. air travel in recent memory. TSA leadership has warned of potential smaller airport closures if staffing shortages worsen, though major hubs like LAX have held steady so far. Passenger volumes at LAX remain robust, with the airport handling tens of millions of travelers annually as a key gateway to Asia, Latin America and domestic routes. Despite construction and occasional traffic snarls on surrounding freeways, the facility continues to rank among the nation's busiest. Travelers flying out of LAX on Tuesday appeared relieved by the smooth security experience. "Got to Terminal 6 early and was through in 10 minutes," one recent account read -- a far cry from horror stories elsewhere. As the shutdown drags on, aviation stakeholders continue calling for resolution to restore full staffing and predictability. In the meantime, LAX stands out as a relative bright spot for efficiency. For the absolute latest, visit the official LAX security wait times page or download the MyTSA app, which allows user-reported updates. Flight status and parking availability are also live on flylax.com. With spring break winding down and summer travel on the horizon, keeping an eye on conditions remains essential. Tuesday's short lines offered a welcome reprieve -- but experienced flyers know airport security can change in an hour.
Momentus Inc - Successfully deploys and commissions Vigoride 7 after SpaceX Transporter-16 launch
Momentus Inc. is a commercial space company. The Company offers satellites, satellite buses, and other satellite components, transportation and infrastructure services, including hosted payloads and other in-orbit services to help enable the commercialization of space. It is focused on providing services, including satellite transportation, payload-hosting, on-orbit satellite refueling, on-orbit inspection, on-orbit satellite maintenance, de-orbiting, debris removal, and other satellite-to-satellite service offerings. The Company is developing its orbital service vehicles (OSVs) to provide in-space services to its customers, including space transportation, payload hosting, and in-orbit servicing. It offers satellite and satellite buses and technology designed to meet the specific needs of government and commercial customers. The Company has designed its Vigoride vehicle to deliver small customer payloads anywhere in low-earth orbit (LEO).
Verbal Bomb Threat Sparks Chaos On Frontier Airlines Flight
The incident occurred on Sunday, March 29, aboard Frontier Airlines Flight 2539, which was traveling from John Glenn Columbus International Airport in Ohio to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. As the plane was taxiing to the gate, the unruly passenger, a man, made a verbal bomb threat, causing panic among passengers and prompting an immediate response from authorities. The aircraft was directed to a remote area of the airport as a precaution, according to ABC affiliate WSYX Channel 6 in Columbus. "When I saw the cops, that's what made it the scariest day of my life because they pulled up, they had all guns, and honestly, my heart just dropped," a passenger told WSYX. Law enforcement, including the FBI and the Atlanta Police Department, met the plane upon arrival. The man was taken into custody, and the threat was deemed non-credible. No injuries were reported, and passengers were safely deplaned. The FBI and local police are continuing their investigation into the incident. Click here to follow Daily Voice Chappaqua and receive free news updates.
Verbal Bomb Threat Sparks Chaos On Frontier Airlines Flight
The incident occurred on Sunday, March 29, aboard Frontier Airlines Flight 2539, which was traveling from John Glenn Columbus International Airport in Ohio to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. As the plane was taxiing to the gate, the unruly passenger, a man, made a verbal bomb threat, causing panic among passengers and prompting an immediate response from authorities. The aircraft was directed to a remote area of the airport as a precaution, according to ABC affiliate WSYX Channel 6 in Columbus. "When I saw the cops, that's what made it the scariest day of my life because they pulled up, they had all guns, and honestly, my heart just dropped," a passenger told WSYX. Law enforcement, including the FBI and the Atlanta Police Department, met the plane upon arrival. The man was taken into custody, and the threat was deemed non-credible. No injuries were reported, and passengers were safely deplaned. The FBI and local police are continuing their investigation into the incident. Click here to follow Daily Voice Peekskill and receive free news updates.
Verbal Bomb Threat Sparks Chaos On Frontier Airlines Flight
The incident occurred on Sunday, March 29, aboard Frontier Airlines Flight 2539, which was traveling from John Glenn Columbus International Airport in Ohio to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. As the plane was taxiing to the gate, the unruly passenger, a man, made a verbal bomb threat, causing panic among passengers and prompting an immediate response from authorities. The aircraft was directed to a remote area of the airport as a precaution, according to ABC affiliate WSYX Channel 6 in Columbus. "When I saw the cops, that's what made it the scariest day of my life because they pulled up, they had all guns, and honestly, my heart just dropped," a passenger told WSYX. Law enforcement, including the FBI and the Atlanta Police Department, met the plane upon arrival. The man was taken into custody, and the threat was deemed non-credible. No injuries were reported, and passengers were safely deplaned. The FBI and local police are continuing their investigation into the incident. Click here to follow Daily Voice Lewisboro and receive free news updates.
Verbal Bomb Threat Sparks Chaos On Frontier Airlines Flight
The incident occurred on Sunday, March 29, aboard Frontier Airlines Flight 2539, which was traveling from John Glenn Columbus International Airport in Ohio to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. As the plane was taxiing to the gate, the unruly passenger, a man, made a verbal bomb threat, causing panic among passengers and prompting an immediate response from authorities. The aircraft was directed to a remote area of the airport as a precaution, according to ABC affiliate WSYX Channel 6 in Columbus. "When I saw the cops, that's what made it the scariest day of my life because they pulled up, they had all guns, and honestly, my heart just dropped," a passenger told WSYX. Law enforcement, including the FBI and the Atlanta Police Department, met the plane upon arrival. The man was taken into custody, and the threat was deemed non-credible. No injuries were reported, and passengers were safely deplaned. The FBI and local police are continuing their investigation into the incident. Click here to follow Daily Voice Newtown and receive free news updates.
Verbal Bomb Threat Sparks Chaos On Frontier Airlines Flight
The incident occurred on Sunday, March 29, aboard Frontier Airlines Flight 2539, which was traveling from John Glenn Columbus International Airport in Ohio to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. As the plane was taxiing to the gate, the unruly passenger, a man, made a verbal bomb threat, causing panic among passengers and prompting an immediate response from authorities. The aircraft was directed to a remote area of the airport as a precaution, according to ABC affiliate WSYX Channel 6 in Columbus. "When I saw the cops, that's what made it the scariest day of my life because they pulled up, they had all guns, and honestly, my heart just dropped," a passenger told WSYX. Law enforcement, including the FBI and the Atlanta Police Department, met the plane upon arrival. The man was taken into custody, and the threat was deemed non-credible. No injuries were reported, and passengers were safely deplaned. The FBI and local police are continuing their investigation into the incident. Click here to follow Daily Voice Jersey City and receive free news updates.
Verbal Bomb Threat Sparks Chaos On Frontier Airlines Flight
The incident occurred on Sunday, March 29, aboard Frontier Airlines Flight 2539, which was traveling from John Glenn Columbus International Airport in Ohio to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. As the plane was taxiing to the gate, the unruly passenger, a man, made a verbal bomb threat, causing panic among passengers and prompting an immediate response from authorities. The aircraft was directed to a remote area of the airport as a precaution, according to ABC affiliate WSYX Channel 6 in Columbus. "When I saw the cops, that's what made it the scariest day of my life because they pulled up, they had all guns, and honestly, my heart just dropped," a passenger told WSYX. Law enforcement, including the FBI and the Atlanta Police Department, met the plane upon arrival. The man was taken into custody, and the threat was deemed non-credible. No injuries were reported, and passengers were safely deplaned. The FBI and local police are continuing their investigation into the incident. Click here to follow Daily Voice Port Chester and receive free news updates.
Verbal Bomb Threat Sparks Chaos On Frontier Airlines Flight
The incident occurred on Sunday, March 29, aboard Frontier Airlines Flight 2539, which was traveling from John Glenn Columbus International Airport in Ohio to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. As the plane was taxiing to the gate, the unruly passenger, a man, made a verbal bomb threat, causing panic among passengers and prompting an immediate response from authorities. The aircraft was directed to a remote area of the airport as a precaution, according to ABC affiliate WSYX Channel 6 in Columbus. "When I saw the cops, that's what made it the scariest day of my life because they pulled up, they had all guns, and honestly, my heart just dropped," a passenger told WSYX. Law enforcement, including the FBI and the Atlanta Police Department, met the plane upon arrival. The man was taken into custody, and the threat was deemed non-credible. No injuries were reported, and passengers were safely deplaned. The FBI and local police are continuing their investigation into the incident. Click here to follow Daily Voice Darien and receive free news updates.
Verbal Bomb Threat Sparks Chaos On Frontier Airlines Flight
The incident occurred on Sunday, March 29, aboard Frontier Airlines Flight 2539, which was traveling from John Glenn Columbus International Airport in Ohio to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. As the plane was taxiing to the gate, the unruly passenger, a man, made a verbal bomb threat, causing panic among passengers and prompting an immediate response from authorities. The aircraft was directed to a remote area of the airport as a precaution, according to ABC affiliate WSYX Channel 6 in Columbus. "When I saw the cops, that's what made it the scariest day of my life because they pulled up, they had all guns, and honestly, my heart just dropped," a passenger told WSYX. Law enforcement, including the FBI and the Atlanta Police Department, met the plane upon arrival. The man was taken into custody, and the threat was deemed non-credible. No injuries were reported, and passengers were safely deplaned. The FBI and local police are continuing their investigation into the incident. Click here to follow Daily Voice Pound Ridge and receive free news updates.
Verbal Bomb Threat Sparks Chaos On Frontier Airlines Flight
The incident occurred on Sunday, March 29, aboard Frontier Airlines Flight 2539, which was traveling from John Glenn Columbus International Airport in Ohio to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. As the plane was taxiing to the gate, the unruly passenger, a man, made a verbal bomb threat, causing panic among passengers and prompting an immediate response from authorities. The aircraft was directed to a remote area of the airport as a precaution, according to ABC affiliate WSYX Channel 6 in Columbus. "When I saw the cops, that's what made it the scariest day of my life because they pulled up, they had all guns, and honestly, my heart just dropped," a passenger told WSYX. Law enforcement, including the FBI and the Atlanta Police Department, met the plane upon arrival. The man was taken into custody, and the threat was deemed non-credible. No injuries were reported, and passengers were safely deplaned. The FBI and local police are continuing their investigation into the incident. Click here to follow Daily Voice Yorktown and receive free news updates.
Verbal Bomb Threat Sparks Chaos On Frontier Airlines Flight
The incident occurred on Sunday, March 29, aboard Frontier Airlines Flight 2539, which was traveling from John Glenn Columbus International Airport in Ohio to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. As the plane was taxiing to the gate, the unruly passenger, a man, made a verbal bomb threat, causing panic among passengers and prompting an immediate response from authorities. The aircraft was directed to a remote area of the airport as a precaution, according to ABC affiliate WSYX Channel 6 in Columbus. "When I saw the cops, that's what made it the scariest day of my life because they pulled up, they had all guns, and honestly, my heart just dropped," a passenger told WSYX. Law enforcement, including the FBI and the Atlanta Police Department, met the plane upon arrival. The man was taken into custody, and the threat was deemed non-credible. No injuries were reported, and passengers were safely deplaned. The FBI and local police are continuing their investigation into the incident. Click here to follow Daily Voice Ridgefield and receive free news updates.
Verbal Bomb Threat Sparks Chaos On Frontier Airlines Flight
The incident occurred on Sunday, March 29, aboard Frontier Airlines Flight 2539, which was traveling from John Glenn Columbus International Airport in Ohio to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. As the plane was taxiing to the gate, the unruly passenger, a man, made a verbal bomb threat, causing panic among passengers and prompting an immediate response from authorities. The aircraft was directed to a remote area of the airport as a precaution, according to ABC affiliate WSYX Channel 6 in Columbus. "When I saw the cops, that's what made it the scariest day of my life because they pulled up, they had all guns, and honestly, my heart just dropped," a passenger told WSYX. Law enforcement, including the FBI and the Atlanta Police Department, met the plane upon arrival. The man was taken into custody, and the threat was deemed non-credible. No injuries were reported, and passengers were safely deplaned. The FBI and local police are continuing their investigation into the incident. Click here to follow Daily Voice Middletown-Wallkill and receive free news updates.
Verbal Bomb Threat Sparks Chaos On Frontier Airlines Flight
The incident occurred on Sunday, March 29, aboard Frontier Airlines Flight 2539, which was traveling from John Glenn Columbus International Airport in Ohio to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. As the plane was taxiing to the gate, the unruly passenger, a man, made a verbal bomb threat, causing panic among passengers and prompting an immediate response from authorities. The aircraft was directed to a remote area of the airport as a precaution, according to ABC affiliate WSYX Channel 6 in Columbus. "When I saw the cops, that's what made it the scariest day of my life because they pulled up, they had all guns, and honestly, my heart just dropped," a passenger told WSYX. Law enforcement, including the FBI and the Atlanta Police Department, met the plane upon arrival. The man was taken into custody, and the threat was deemed non-credible. No injuries were reported, and passengers were safely deplaned. The FBI and local police are continuing their investigation into the incident. Click here to follow Daily Voice Tarrytown-SleepyHollow and receive free news updates.
Verbal Bomb Threat Sparks Chaos On Frontier Airlines Flight
The incident occurred on Sunday, March 29, aboard Frontier Airlines Flight 2539, which was traveling from John Glenn Columbus International Airport in Ohio to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. As the plane was taxiing to the gate, the unruly passenger, a man, made a verbal bomb threat, causing panic among passengers and prompting an immediate response from authorities. The aircraft was directed to a remote area of the airport as a precaution, according to ABC affiliate WSYX Channel 6 in Columbus. "When I saw the cops, that's what made it the scariest day of my life because they pulled up, they had all guns, and honestly, my heart just dropped," a passenger told WSYX. Law enforcement, including the FBI and the Atlanta Police Department, met the plane upon arrival. The man was taken into custody, and the threat was deemed non-credible. No injuries were reported, and passengers were safely deplaned. The FBI and local police are continuing their investigation into the incident. Click here to follow Daily Voice Greenburgh and receive free news updates.
Verbal Bomb Threat Sparks Chaos On Frontier Airlines Flight
The incident occurred on Sunday, March 29, aboard Frontier Airlines Flight 2539, which was traveling from John Glenn Columbus International Airport in Ohio to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. As the plane was taxiing to the gate, the unruly passenger, a man, made a verbal bomb threat, causing panic among passengers and prompting an immediate response from authorities. The aircraft was directed to a remote area of the airport as a precaution, according to ABC affiliate WSYX Channel 6 in Columbus. "When I saw the cops, that's what made it the scariest day of my life because they pulled up, they had all guns, and honestly, my heart just dropped," a passenger told WSYX. Law enforcement, including the FBI and the Atlanta Police Department, met the plane upon arrival. The man was taken into custody, and the threat was deemed non-credible. No injuries were reported, and passengers were safely deplaned. The FBI and local police are continuing their investigation into the incident. Click here to follow Daily Voice Ossining and receive free news updates.
Verbal Bomb Threat Sparks Chaos On Frontier Airlines Flight
The incident occurred on Sunday, March 29, aboard Frontier Airlines Flight 2539, which was traveling from John Glenn Columbus International Airport in Ohio to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. As the plane was taxiing to the gate, the unruly passenger, a man, made a verbal bomb threat, causing panic among passengers and prompting an immediate response from authorities. The aircraft was directed to a remote area of the airport as a precaution, according to ABC affiliate WSYX Channel 6 in Columbus. "When I saw the cops, that's what made it the scariest day of my life because they pulled up, they had all guns, and honestly, my heart just dropped," a passenger told WSYX. Law enforcement, including the FBI and the Atlanta Police Department, met the plane upon arrival. The man was taken into custody, and the threat was deemed non-credible. No injuries were reported, and passengers were safely deplaned. The FBI and local police are continuing their investigation into the incident. Click here to follow Daily Voice Englewood and receive free news updates.
Verbal Bomb Threat Sparks Chaos On Frontier Airlines Flight
The incident occurred on Sunday, March 29, aboard Frontier Airlines Flight 2539, which was traveling from John Glenn Columbus International Airport in Ohio to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. As the plane was taxiing to the gate, the unruly passenger, a man, made a verbal bomb threat, causing panic among passengers and prompting an immediate response from authorities. The aircraft was directed to a remote area of the airport as a precaution, according to ABC affiliate WSYX Channel 6 in Columbus. "When I saw the cops, that's what made it the scariest day of my life because they pulled up, they had all guns, and honestly, my heart just dropped," a passenger told WSYX. Law enforcement, including the FBI and the Atlanta Police Department, met the plane upon arrival. The man was taken into custody, and the threat was deemed non-credible. No injuries were reported, and passengers were safely deplaned. The FBI and local police are continuing their investigation into the incident. Click here to follow Daily Voice Bridgeport and receive free news updates.