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Last Updated: Friday, Aug. 22, 2025, 9:05 AM PDT
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China Southern launches Guangzhou–Darwin 737 MAX service from Dec. 3, boosts Guangzhou–Australia frequencies
By orientaviation.com: China Southern Airlines (CSA) will inaugurate three times a week Guangzhou to Australia’s most northern city on December 3 flying the route with 737 MAXs.
The Air Current
• Will Guisbond
FAA to publish final ATC modernization integrator solicitation end of August — 'brand new' system may rely on legacy elements
By The Air Current: FAA Administrator anticipates final solicitation for an ATC modernization integrator will go live at the end of August.
Inflight Online
• Inflight Media
Air Canada rolls out enhanced A220 Airspace cabins with upgraded connectivity and in‑flight entertainment
By Inflight Online: Discover how Air Canada is transforming its customer experience with new Airbus A220 Airspace cabins, connectivity, and in-flight entertainment.
Skift
• Clara Awuse
Business Travel to the U.S. Is Strong Despite Cautious Sentiment
By Skift: Business travel transaction data suggests that despite rising geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainty growing out of U.S. policies, corporations.
Passenger Terminal Today
• Anthony James
VINCI Airports breaks ground on $250M+ terminal at Las Américas (AILA), Dominican Republic
By Passenger Terminal Today: Vinci Airports, through Aerodom, has broken ground on a new passenger terminal at Las Américas International Airport (AILA) in the Dominican Republic, representing an investment of more than US$250m.
ch-aviation
• Paul Ash
Algeria's Domestic Airlines begins operations
By ch-aviation: Want to learn more about Domestic Airlines? Subscribe now and never miss a critical update with our news feed, alerts and newsletters!.
AINonline
• Curt Epstein
Analyst: Global Jet Fuel Demand Could Double by 2032 — What It Means for SAF, Refining Capacity and Airlines
By AINonline: Sustainability and crude oil supplies are expected to be major factors.
