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Last Updated: Monday, Oct. 27, 2025, 11:31 PM PDT
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Airbus delays A220 production ramp, may not hit 14/month target until late 2026
By Reuters: Airbus has pushed back the assembly of some of its small A220 jets this year and next, and may only hit its 2026 target of producing 14 A220s a month in the final weeks of that year, three industry sources said on Monday.
Eastern Airways seeks administrator and grounds flights amid creditor action
By ch-aviation: Eastern Airways (T3, Humberside), legally incorporated as Air Kilroe Limited, has reportedly approached the UK courts to seek protection from creditors amid a slew of...
United’s Starlink IFC Claims Don’t Add Up
By PaxEx.Aero: United Airlines is ecstatic about its new Starlink inflight internet service. But the numbers it is comparing to don't entirely make sense.
Garuda Indonesia to seek approval for major asset write-off amid financial restructuring
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U.S. to Expand Facial Recognition to Photograph All Non‑Citizens Exiting Airports, Seaports and Land Borders
By Skift: A new rule will allow the U.S. to photograph all non-citizens exiting land crossings, airports, and seaports.
Xiamen Airlines adds Narita stop on New York-Fuzhou route
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Tim Clark alleges rival airlines 'sabotaged' the Airbus A380 in podcast — provocative claim with no public evidence
By Simple Flying: The Emirates President made the claims on a podcast episode that went live last week.