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Last Updated: Saturday, Nov. 1, 2025, 2:55 PM PDT
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US DOT extends EAS/AEAS funding through mid-4Q25
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EU Requires Minimum 2% SAF for Departing Flights — New Mandate Accelerates Aviation Sustainability
By AINonline: Aircraft departing from EU airports must use a minimum 2% blended SAF.
Korean Air becomes new A350F customer
By Airbus: Korean Air has become a new customer for the world’s only all-new large freighter, following the conversion of seven of its existing A350-1000.
LATAM eyes Middle East long‑haul service while boosting US/Europe capacity 6% for summer 2026
By Aviacionline: LATAM Airlines evaluates Middle East destination alongside US and Europe frequency boost The airline announced a 6% increase in its offer to North America and Europe for 2026.
Spirit AeroSystems Gets Chapter 11 Funding Approval, Wins Creditor Support
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Private ATC Training Programs Step In as Shutdown Hobbles FAA Academy, But Shortfall Persists
By New York Times: New programs cannot turn out the numbers needed to make up for the controller shortfall. But they hope to have a higher success rate than the Federal Aviation Agency’s official academy.
TAP drops second appeal in $347M cabin‑crew pay ruling, confirming large liability
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