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AeroTime • Gabriele Petrauskaite

PIA receives its first Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner

Pakistan International Airlines’ first Boeing 787-9 arrived at Islamabad International Airport from London Heathrow on Nov. 1, 2026. The delivery marks the start of PIA’s 787-9 fleet, though the available report does not specify how many aircraft the airline plans to operate or how they will be deployed.

2026-11-01T20:34:19.609223-08:00
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Reuters • Julie Zhu, Sophie Yu

China's top three airlines head for full-year losses as fuel costs weigh

By Reuters: China's three biggest airlines are on track for full-year losses after posting ‌far weaker third-quarter results than last year as surging jet fuel costs, weak domestic fares and typhoon disruptions hit what is normally their most profitable period.

Also: FlightGlobal
2026-11-01T19:04:24.317041-08:00
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Air Data News • Ricardo Meier

Learjet 60 crashes into urban area in Florida after rapid dive

By Air Data News: Flight tracking data show the business jet descending at nearly 20,000 feet per minute shortly before impact; nine people were Learjet 60 crashed in Greenacres, Palm Beach County, Florida, on Sunday afternoon, November 1, after entering a steep descent shortly before impact.

2026-11-01T13:04:26.038066-08:00
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ch-aviation • Dirk Andrei Salcedo

Air New Zealand takes first iMTOW B787-9

By ch-aviation: Air New Zealand (NZ, Auckland International) has taken delivery of its first B787-9 with increased maximum takeoff weight (iMTOW) capability, ZK-NZT (msn 66904), which arrived at Auckland International on October 29, 2026, the airline announced.

Also: Travel Radar
2026-11-01T17:04:38.440320-08:00