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Last Updated: Wednesday, Dec. 3, 2025, 1:13 PM PST
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Vilnius Airport briefly closes after suspected balloons enter airspace; reopens
By Reuters: Lithuania's Vilnius airport suspended flights for a second time on Wednesday due to suspected balloons in its airspace, the operator said in a statement, the latest in a string of such incidents in recent months.
Spirit seeks lease rejections on additional 11 ‘cash drain’ A320-family jets
By FlightGlobal: Spirit Airlines is shedding more metal with a plan to reject leases on an additional 11 Airbus A320-family jets.
Solairus Aviation inducts first Gulfstream G800 into U.S. charter fleet
By ch-aviation: Solairus Aviation (TWY, Novato) has inducted the first G800 available for charter, in line with plans announced in early November. The 2025-built...
Southwest CFO Defends Network Changes, Calls Point-to-Point Model a 'Huge Differentiator'
By Skift: Southwest Chief Financial Officer Tom Doxey said the airline's large point-to-point network that is a key differentiator from rival carriers.
Caribbean Airlines to close Bridgetown (Barbados) base, relocate crews and aircraft in mid‑Q1 2026
By ch-aviation: Caribbean Airlines (BW, Port of Spain) is planning to "restructure" its Bridgetown secondary hub and relocate all crews and aircraft currently based out of Barbados...
Wing, Walmart Delivery Drones Take Flight in Atlanta
By Flying Magazine: Wing says its drones will replace 20-minute drives with flights less than five minutes on average.
FAA launches AAM pilot program to collect eVTOL flight-test data to shape operations and infrastructure rules
By Vertical Mag: A new FAA pilot program invites governments and industry to collaborate on flight testing, generating data that will inform future rules for eVTOL operations and AAM infrastructure.