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Last Updated: Monday, July 14, 2025, 12:07 PM PDT
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Wall Street Journal
• Andrew Tangel
Air India CEO Raises New Questions After Preliminary Crash Report
By Wall Street Journal: Campbell Wilson told staff in a memo that the pilots had passed a mandatory preflight breathalyzer test.
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AINonline
Textron eAviation Adds Pipistrel Nuuva V300 to Its UAV Cargo Drone Family
By AINonline: Drones like this could revolutionize how companies and militaries move cargo.
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Breitflyte
• Joe Breitfeller
Wizz Air Announces the Opening of Their First Romanian MRO Center at Baneasa Airport
By Breitflyte: Wizz Air has today announced that in partnership with Romaero, a local leader in aerospace and defense, they will open a new aircraft maintenance facility at Romaero’s facility next to Baneasa International Airport.
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Skift
• Meghna Maharishi
Delta Mulls Multiple Business Class Tiers to Cater to Premium Demand
By Skift: Delta said the carrier could segment its business cabins to offer more choice as the industry becomes more reliant on premium travelers.
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AINonline
• Matt Thurber
Otto Aviation Selects Mecaer Landing Gear, Flight Controls for Phantom 3500
By AINonline: Aircraft won’t have fly-by-wire flight controls or cabin windows.
FlightGlobal
• David Kaminski-Morrow
Wizz Air axing Abu Dhabi venture after struggling with operational and political obstacles
By FlightGlobal: Budget carrier Wizz Air is suspending operations with its United Arab Emirates venture, Wizz Air Abu Dhabi, and plans to withdraw from the company.
One Mile at a Time
Wizz Air Abu Dhabi to Cease Operations After Years of Unprofitability
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Reuters
• Lisa Barrington
South Korea to order airlines to check Boeing fuel switches, Air India inspects fleet
By Reuters: South Korea is preparing to order all airlines in the country that operate Boeing jets to examine the fuel switches at the centre of an investigation into a deadly Air India crash that killed 260 people.
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