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Last Updated: Saturday, Dec. 13, 2025, 3:05 PM PST
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JETMS to relocate aircraft-interiors production from UK to Kaunas, Lithuania effective Jan. 1, 2026
By Runway Girl: JETMS, a provider of aircraft interiors, will relocate its production activities from the UK to Kaunas, Lithuania, effective 1 January 2026.
Thales and Aireon partner to develop operational concepts to improve APAC airspace traffic flow
By Runway Girl: Thales and Aireon are partnering to identify, evaluate and develop operational concepts that will help ANSPs (Air Navigation Service Providers), airlines and airports across the APAC region improve traffic flow across the.
United revives controversial AI crew-scheduling plan amid contract talks, contradicting earlier assurances
By Paddle Your Own Kanoo: United Airlines is reviving its AI scheduling plan for flight attendants, contradicting previous assurances amid ongoing contract negotiations.
Vueling flight data supports validation of European gate-to-gate emissions model
By FlightGlobal: Flight-data monitoring from Spanish carrier Vueling has been used to validate a European methodology for calculating carbon emissions based on fuel burn for gate-to-gate scenarios.
Quanta Aviation Services Acquires Billings Flying Service to Expand Utilities and Construction Helicopter Operations
By rotorhub.com: Billings Flying Service has been acquired by utilities and construction giant Quanta Services the company has announced. Billings says that the deal with Quanta, who also own fellow CH-47 operators PJ Helicopters as well as powerline support company Winco, will allow it to ‘grow its offerings and expand into the utilities and construction markets’ as well as merging resources with Quanta.
Trump administration launches air-taxi pilot program aimed at Los Angeles 2028 Olympics
By Washington Post: A pilot program created by the Trump administration may boost the fortunes of companies eager to have air taxis in the skies in time for the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles.
Canada's WestJet to pause non-adjustable seat rollout, seek passenger feedback
By Reuters: WestJet Airlines said on Friday it would pause its rollout of non-adjustable economy seats next week, testing the limits of add-on culture as it faces pushback for charging extra for adjustable seats.