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Last Updated: Thursday, Nov. 6, 2025, 12:14 PM PST
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Airbus says it can offer multiple engine suppliers for A320neo successor even if open‑fan chosen
By FlightGlobal: Airbus believes it will be able to offer a choice of engine suppliers on its Next Generation Single Aisle, even if it opts for open-fan powerplants on the new narrowbody.
Frontier CEO Warns of Looming Mass Flight Cancellations, Urges Passengers to Buy Backup Tickets at Their Own Expense
By Paddle Your Own Kanoo: Frontier Airlines urges passengers to secure backup tickets amid looming flight cuts and potential cancellations.
CASA seeks feedback on draft advisory circular for RPAS airworthiness cybersecurity
By Unmanned Airspace: Australia’s Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) is seeking feedback on a draft advisory circular that sets out guidance on airworthiness cybersecurity for remotely piloted aircraft systems (RPAS).
Argus: October 2025 Is Second-busiest Month Ever for Bizav Flying
By AINonline: In North America, October activity was 7.4% higher than September.
SERE Holdings acquires Woodgate Aviation to form UK air‑ambulance and executive charter group
By ch-aviation: SERE Holdings, parent company of Northern Ireland-based air ambulance and executive jet charter specialist 247 Aviation (EMC, Belfast City), has acquired...
EASA validates Recoil’s Tsunami external wildfire suppression tank for helicopters; no landing-gear modifications required
By Vertical Mag: The low-profile Tsunami External Tank mounts directly to the fuselage, requiring no modifications to the helicopter landing gear.
British Airways inks Starlink deal to offer free in-flight Wi‑Fi to all passengers as part of £37bn transformation
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