Air Travel & Tourism: Philippine Airlines pushed back its Manila–Saipan flight restart to October, with night operations at Francisco C. Ada Airport set to resume June 20; Marianas Visitors Authority says the delay keeps the CNMI’s fragile post–Super Typhoon Sinlaku recovery on edge. Local Governance & Recovery: The Marianas Visitors Authority board approved a $1.5 million sole-source contract to preserve direct Korea–Saipan air service, aimed at sustaining tourism momentum while other carriers adjust schedules. Weather Watch: CNMI and Guam weather officials are monitoring Invest 92W near the Marshall Islands; forecasters say it’s weak and slow-moving, but could bring more showers and stronger winds by Thursday or Friday as it nears the Marianas. Maritime Safety: A new commanding officer took over U.S. Coast Guard Marine Safety Unit Saipan, highlighting the unit’s role during the Sinlaku response and ongoing port safety work. Disaster Aid Reminder: FEMA Individual Assistance and SBA disaster loan applications are due by Monday, June 22, 11:59 p.m. ChST, with help available at Survivor Recovery Centers on Saipan, Tinian, and Rota. Federal Policy: Trump signed a proclamation reopening parts of Pacific marine monuments to commercial fishing, including waters tied to the Mariana Trench, drawing both industry praise and conservation backlash. Legal/Community: The FBI dismissed viral claims tied to the missing Saipan sister Faloma Luhk, saying the video’s woman was not her.