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Last Updated: Monday, Oct. 27, 2025, 1:33 PM PDT
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Iberia launches inaugural nonstop Madrid–Orlando service — 4x weekly, 46,000 winter seats
By Airline Economics: The route will operate four times a week, offering over 46,000 seats during the winter season. Additionally, this marks Iberia's first direct service to Orlando and is the only nonstop service between Madrid and Orlando.
NTSB: Expectation Bias, Pilot Distraction and Inoperative CVR Cited in 2023 Houston Hobby Runway Collision
By Flying Magazine: NTSB final report cites distracted pilots and an inoperative cockpit voice recorder played a role in a 2023 runway collision at Hobby Airport.
Phenix Jet Group to expand with Cayman AOC, target niche business-aviation markets
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LATAM says engine recalls will disrupt fleet availability and maintenance through the decade
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Norse Atlantic raises NOK 113.7m (~$11.4m) in private placement; may offer up to 12.09m additional shares
By FlightGlobal: Scandinavian carrier Norse Atlantic has raised around NKr113.7 million ($11.4 million) from a private share placement, and is considering a follow-up offering.
IADA Q3 2025: Bonus Depreciation and Low Inventory Boost Dealer Confidence, Tightening Used-Aircraft Supply
By AINonline: Bonus depreciation, low inventory drive confidence gains.
U.S. Travel Coalition Seeks Airport and Visa Reforms to Ready U.S. for 2026 World Cup
By Skift: A new coalition backed by the U.S. Travel Association wants to make sure the U.S. is prepared for international visitors in 2026 and beyond.