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Last Updated: Friday, Nov. 7, 2025, 7:38 AM PST
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Spirit Airlines Reaches Tentative Agreements with Pilots and Flight Attendants; Senior Leadership Agrees to Matched Pay Cuts
By Bloomberg Law: Spirit’s senior leadership has committed to taking a salary reduction at a percentage not less than the pilot group’s reduction upon ratification of a tentative agreement with pilots.
Spirit Secures Financing After Pilots and Flight Attendants Approve Contract Concessions
Airbus delivery push falters — 235 jets still needed to meet 2025 target after October’s 78 deliveries
By AeroTime: Airbus delivered 78 aircraft in October, reaching 585 this year, but with 235 still to go, meeting its 820-jet target for 2025 may prove difficult.
FAA Emergency Order in Government Shutdown: What It Means for General Aviation Operations, Certifications and Pilot Training
By Flying Magazine: FAA emergency order impacts services, registrations, and medical certificates, potentially sparking interest in private pilot training.
Dassault, Bombardier face crossroads in large-cabin segment
By AeroTime: Dassault and Bombardier must decide between refresh, derivative, or new-design paths as the Falcon 900LX and Challenger 650 fall behind Gulfstream’s G400 and G500.
Changi app offers instant benefits for 3-hour delays
By AeroTime: Singapore’s Changi Airport introduces an app feature giving passengers instant benefits for flight delays of three hours or more.
Signature Aviation, UrbanLink Sign LOI to Explore eVTOL / All‑Electric Aircraft Infrastructure and Operations Across Florida
By AviationPros: Signature Aviation and UrbanLink Air Mobility have signed a letter of intent to explore infrastructure and operational development for all-electric aircraft across Florida, marking...
Royal Air Maroc to Add Up to 15 Aircraft a Year After ‘Very Positive’ 2025 Results
By northafricapost.com:  Royal Air Maroc Plans Fleet Expansion with Up to 15 Aircraft Annually Royal Air Maroc achieved “very positive” results for 2025 despite ongoing supply chain challenges, with plans.