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Last Updated: Tuesday, Oct. 28, 2025, 5:56 PM PDT
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(FR) Ryanair continues to bet on Jordan
By aerobuzz.fr: Pour la saison hiver 2025-26, Ryanair annonce l’ouverture de 18 lignes entre l’Europe et Amman en Jordanie. C’est moins qu’en 2023 (25 lignes), mais la low cost irlandaise maintient son objectif de 50 liaisons européennes vers la Jordanie d’ici quelques années.
28-Year-Old Stabs Two Teenagers on Chicago–Frankfurt Flight, Forcing Diversion to Boston
By New York Times: A 28-year-old man stabbed two teenagers during a flight from Chicago to Frankfurt, according to federal prosecutors.
Air Lease Corporation Announces the Placement of One Airbus A321neo with Sun PhuQuoc Airways
By Breitflyte: Air Lease Corporation has today announced the placement of one new Airbus A321neo on long-term lease to Vietnamese carrier Sun PhuQuoc Airways. The aircraft is scheduled to be delivered to the airline startup in 2027.
Lockheed Skunk Works X-59 QueSST Completes First Flight, Paving Way for Low‑Boom Supersonic Travel
By The War Zone: The Skunk Works-built X-59, which could revolutionize supersonic travel, made its first flight from the U.S. Air Force’s Plant 42 in Palmdale, California.
Daily Memo: Milei’s Mid-Term Victory Should Preserve Liberalization In Argentina’s Air Sector
By Aviation Week: President Javier Milei administration’s reforms in the country’s aviation sector remain intact, for now.
India signs pact with sanctioned Russian firm to build civil aircraft
By Reuters: Indian state-owned warplane maker Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd said on Tuesday it had signed an initial agreement to build civil commuter aircraft with a Russian aerospace firm subject to Western sanctions.
Boeing seeks US Supreme Court review in Southwest union case
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