Aviation Source
• Len Varley
Aviation Source
• Len Varley
Today In Aviation
Last Updated: Monday, Sept. 15, 2025, 5:03 PM PDT
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FlightGlobal
• Howard Hardee
FL Technics to open heavy maintenance facility in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic
By FlightGlobal: MRO provider FL Technics is establishing a heavy airframe inspection facility in Punta Cana to address maintenance demands from ageing narrowbody fleets, as airlines extend aircraft service lives amid delivery delays.
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Aviation Week
• Lee Ann Shay
ST Engineering Expands CFM56, Leap MRO Capabilities
By Aviation Week: ST Engineering’s Singapore shop is doubling its capacity for CFM engines by 2027.
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Aviation Source
• Len Varley
Schiphol Airport Pioneers Hydrogen-Powered Vehicles in Ground Operations
By Aviation Source: Schiphol Airport becomes the first major international airport to launch a pilot program using hydrogen-powered vehicles in daily operations.
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Airline Economics
• Calum Wilson
South Korea’s Parata Air to commence operations at end of September
By Airline Economics: South Korea's Parata Air will launch its first operations at the end of September. This follows the issuance of its air operator certificate (AOC) by Korea's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport earlier this month.
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South Korea's Parata Air outlines initial routes
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Business Wire
• Investor Relations
SkyWest Takes Strategic Equity Stake in Maeve Aerospace
By Business Wire: SkyWest, Inc. (NASDAQ: SKYW) (“SkyWest”) is pleased to announce that it has entered into a strategic agreement as an equity investor in Maeve Aerospace, rein...
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Flying Magazine
• Jack Daleo
FAA and Orlando International Run Three-Day AAM Simulations to Test Electric Air Taxi Integration
By Flying Magazine: Three-day campaign tests the integration of AAM technologies like electric air taxis.
globalnews.ca
• The Canadian Press
Canadian Federal probe into unpaid work in airline sector to conclude by December; minister warns new legislation possible
By globalnews.ca: Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu has said the federal probe into allegations of unpaid work in the airline sector, announced amid the Air Canada strike, could result in new legislation.
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