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Last Updated: Friday, Nov. 7, 2025, 2:00 PM PST
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U.S. Travel Companies Hit by Fewer International Visitors. Here’s What CEOs Say.
By Skift: Travel industry executives discussed the decline in international visitation to the U.S. in recent earnings calls. Here's what we learned.
Boeing to invest $1bn to expand 787 assembly in South Carolina, boosting monthly output above 10 aircraft
By FlightGlobal: Boeing has begun expanding its South Carolina 787 production facility with a $1bn investment aimed at increasing monthly output beyond 10 aircraft to meet strong market demand.
Rolls‑Royce launches Trent 1000 XE standard — parts double time-on-wing and include TotalCare support
By FlightGlobal: Rolls-Royce has revealed a new build standard for the Trent 1000 engine, the XE, which incorporates improved parts that will double time on wing, alongside inclusion of the manufacturer's TotalCare support package.
Allegiant names CFO Robert Neal president, filling post vacant since April 2023
By FlightGlobal: Allegiant disclosed the move earlier this week, filling a role has been vacant since Scott Sheldon resigned as president and chief operating officer in April 2023.
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.
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.
Canada Budget Eliminates Punitive Luxury Tax on Aircraft, Boats
By AINonline: 10% assessment resulted in fewer aircraft sales in the country.