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Last Updated: Thursday, Dec. 11, 2025, 10:25 AM PST
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JetBlue Launches Inaugural Flights to Vero Beach, Florida from New York-JFK and Boston
By Breitflyte: JetBlue has today announced the launch of new service to Vero Beach, Florida from New York-JFK and Boston, further expanding their Florida network.
Abra Group takes cautious approach to adding smaller narrowbody jets amid Embraer and Airbus inroads
By Aviation Week: Bogota-South American Airline Group Abra isn’t rushing to order smaller narrowbody jets after Embraer and Airbus made inroads in the region this year.
Why Congress Should Reconsider Privatizing U.S. Air Traffic Control After Fatal Accidents and System Outages
By FlightGlobal: Recent fatal accidents, system outages and government shutdown expose fundamental flaws in the US air traffic control system that privatisation could address, industry expert says.
Daher Aircraft Kodiak 900 Earns Brazilian Certification
By Aviation Week: Daher Aircraft has received Brazilian ANAC certification of its Kodiak 900 single-engine turboprop.
Beehive completes high-altitude tests, targets Q1 2026 flight trials for Frenzy turbojet
By FlightGlobal: US propulsion start-up Beehive Industries has completed high-altitude testing of its developmental Frenzy turbojet and plans to begin flight trials in the first quarter of 2026.
CMA CGM to acquire up to 9% of Air France-KLM in strategic long-term cargo partnership
By ch-aviation: French logistics giant CMA CGM plans to acquire a stake of up to 9% in Air France-KLM as part of a long-term strategic partnership. In a joint statement, the...
Evio unveils 50–100-seat hybrid-electric regional aircraft, targets 2029 first flight with Boeing backing
By FlightGlobal: Montreal-based Evio has emerged with plans for a 50-100 seat hybrid-electric aircraft powered by Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6 turboprops and electric motors, targeting first flight in 2029, with Boeing backing.