Flying Magazine
• Zach Vasile
Boeing agreed to settle a lawsuit brought by an Ontario man whose six family members were killed in the March 2019 Ethiopian Airlines 737 MAX crash, resolving the claim just before a trial was set to begin nearly seven years after the accident.
FlightGlobal
• Jon Hemmerdinger
By FlightGlobal: NASA's X-59 supersonic demonstrator sits partially disassembled at Armstrong Flight Research Center following its October maiden flight, with engineers removing dozens of panels to complete required inspections before resuming flight tests this spring.
Runway Girl
• Mary Kirby
By Runway Girl: SES reckons it's risky for carriers to commit their entire fleets to Starlink as they lose leverage when it's time to renegotiate pricing.
Air Data News
• Ricardo Meier
By Air Data News: Latam Airlines intends to resume flights to Caracas once security guarantees for passengers and crew are in place, according to Roberto Alvo, CEO of Latam.
AINonline
• Charlotte Bailey
By AINonline: Robust worldwide demand continues to be impacted by regional operational differences, especially in Europe.
AirInsight
• Addison Schonland
By AirInsight: New CEO de Villiers Engelbrecht leads Airlink through Africa’s toughest aviation market as the airline introduces the continent’s first E195-E2.
Vertical Mag
By Vertical Mag: Airbus Helicopters’ Grand Prairie hub is using smart technology, automation and a new test bench to meet growing global demand for MRO services.
FlightGlobal
• Dominic Perry
By FlightGlobal: Canada's Horizon Aircraft is confident that assembly of the first full-scale prototype of its Cavorite X7 hybrid-electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft will be completed by the end of the year, leading to ground testing in early 2027.
