Today In Aviation
Last Updated: Sunday, Nov. 30, 2025, 4:10 AM PST
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Airways Magazine
• Osman Jamil
FedEx Cancels All MD‑11 December Flights Following Regulatory Inspection Mandate
By Airways Magazine: FedEx has cancelled all scheduled MD-11 operations for December as regulators continue a sweeping inspection mandate on the type.
ANI News Agency
• Asian News International
IndiGo completes mandated Airbus system upgrade across A320 fleet with minimal disruption and zero cancellations
By ANI News Agency: In a post shared on X on Saturday, the airline said the upgrade programme was executed through a coordinated effort between its engineering and operations teams, ensuring each aircraft received the mandated system enhancement without disrupting flight schedules.
Flying Magazine
• Jack Daleo
Boom Supersonic’s 2025 Test Flights Attract NFL Interest
By Flying Magazine: Boom Supersonic’s 2025 test flights were “of particular interest” to league executives, the Wall Street Journal reports.
Reuters
• Phil Stewart
U.S. to close airspace over and around Venezuela, US President Trump says
By Reuters: The FAA recently warned major airlines of a "potentially hazardous situation" when flying over Venezuela.
Paddle Your Own Kanoo
• Mateusz Maszczynski
Hackers Demand $6M Ransom from Iberia After Massive Passenger Data Breach
By Paddle Your Own Kanoo: Hackers are demanding $6 million from Iberia airline after breaching a database and threatening to leak personal passenger data.
Runway Girl
• Mary Kirby
Hainan Airlines introduces mainland China’s first Airbus A330neo on Beijing–Hangzhou/Haikou routes
By Runway Girl: The first Airbus A330neo ever to be operated in mainland China has been delighting passengers since Hainan Airlines pressed the new twinjet into service in mid-November on flights linking Beijing with Hangzhou and Haikou.
The Points Guy
• Ben Mutzabaugh
Airlines cancel 1,000+ Thanksgiving flights as powerful snowstorm batters Midwest and Great Lakes
By The Points Guy: Airlines canceled more than 1,500 flights on Saturday and rolled out weather waivers as a potent storm swept through the upper Midwest and Great Lakes.
