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Last Updated: Thursday, Oct. 23, 2025, 10:21 PM PDT
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Safran hikes forecasts after strong Q3 for jet engine services
By Reuters: French aerospace group Safran raised full-year forecasts on Friday as it posted higher-than-expected third-quarter revenues, led by its core jet engine division.
Alaska Airlines requests temporary grounding of flights Thursday evening after tech outage, FAA says
By Reuters: U.S. carrier Alaska Airlines said late on Thursday it was restoring its operations after a technology outage earlier in the evening had grounded its flights at all airports.
Global titanium squeeze threatens aerospace production as China and Russia dominate market
By AeroTime: What does the tightening of titanium supply mean for aerospace as demand surges and China and Russia continue to dominate production? AeroTime investigates.
Dnata and Silk Way Group to build aviation services and cargo hub at Alat International Airport, Azerbaijan
By Aviation Week: Dubai National Air Travel Agency (dnata) is launching a joint venture with Silk Way Group to create a major aviation services hub at Alat International Airport.
Administrators warn 4,800 creditors of Rex face near‑total loss as airline put up for sale
By ch-aviation: Administrators have warned roughly 4,800 creditors of Rex - Regional Express (ZL, Wagga Wagga) that they are unlikely to be repaid, despite the airline's...
What a U.S. ADS‑B In Retrofit Mandate Would Mean for Operators and Avionics Suppliers
By Aviation Week: A bipartisan push by U.S. lawmakers to force the FAA to require ADS-B In continues to gain momentum.
Air Canada to launch US flights from Toronto's Billy Bishop Airport
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