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Last Updated: Thursday, Nov. 27, 2025, 12:18 AM PST
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• CH-Aviation Staff
Oman Air considering narrowbody jet order for Q1 2026
By ch-aviation: Interested in Commercial Aviation/Business Aviation? Unlock exclusive news such as “Oman Air mulls narrowbody order in 1Q26” today!.
Aviation Source
• Len Varley
JetBlue A321‑200 Flight B6733 (Boston → San Francisco) Declares 7700 Emergency
By Aviation Source: JetBlue flight B6733, an Airbus A321-200 enroute to San Francisco from Boston, has declared an emergency squawking transponder code 7700.
Australian Aviation
• Jake Nelson
SAF a better bet than hydrogen or electric aircraft, says Qantas CEO Vanessa Hudson
By Australian Aviation: Speaking on a sustainability and decarbonisation panel at a Commonwealth Bank event on Wednesday, Vanessa Hudson said Qantas is focusing on sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) as part of its push to reduce carbon emissions rather than on newer technologies.
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• CH-Aviation Staff
Sun Group and HAECO to build MRO complex at Hanoi Gia Lam, boosting Vietnam’s maintenance capacity
By ch-aviation: Sun PhuQuoc Airways (9G, Hanoi Gia Lam) parent Sun Group is collaborating with Hong Kong International-based MRO company HAECO, among other partners, to build a...
Aviation Source
• Len Varley
UPS B757-200PF Experiences Cabin Depressurization En Route to Raleigh–Durham; Investigation Underway
By Aviation Source: UPS flight 5X1278, a B757-200PF freighter, experienced a loss of cabin pressure while en route to Raleigh Durham (RDU) from Louisville (SDF) on 25 November.
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• CH-Aviation Staff
Capital A to distribute 1.69bn AirAsia X shares to shareholders as restructuring finalises
By ch-aviation: Current shareholders of Capital A will receive 1,692,307,692 new shares in AirAsia X (D7, Kuala Lumpur International), as the companies enter their final...
Australian Aviation
• Jake Nelson
Australia to hit record December 2025 capacity of 12.2 million seats as international travel rebounds
By Australian Aviation: According to aviation analytics firm Cirium, Australia will see 12.2 million scheduled seats in December 2025, with 45 per cent of this coming from international capacity.
