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Reuters

GE Aerospace signs record $12.9 billion in sales and service agreements in China

GE Aerospace said it signed multiple sales and service agreements worth more than $12.9 billion at the China International Import Expo, a record total for the company at the annual event. The agreements span sales and services, though the announcement summary did not specify customers, products or contract durations.

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2026-11-06T06:04:19.100213-08:00
Routes   Europe   Airline Industry & Market Trends   Airlines  
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FlightGlobal • Lizzie Rix

Finnair to take on routes to five Finnish cities when PSO finishes

By FlightGlobal: Finnair aims to make the routes commercially viable through consistent scheduling and multi-stop flights. Finnair will begin commercial flights to five Finnish cities at the end of February 2028, when the current public service obligation (PSO) services covering the routes ends.

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2026-11-06T06:05:12.448687-08:00
ALPA   Aviation Safety & Regulation   Airlines  
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Paddle Your Own Kanoo • Mateusz Maszczynski

Pilots Union Sues Alaska Airlines' Regional Subsidiary Over Forcing Fatigued Aircrew to Fly to Another Destination

By Paddle Your Own Kanoo: The union representing pilots at Alaska Airlines' wholly-owned regional subsidiary, Horizon Air, is suing the carrier over allegations it is forcing fatigued pilots to leave home and 'deadhead' to another destination where they will then get a 10-hour rest period.

2026-11-06T07:25:39.630308-08:00
Codeshare   Africa   Airlines  
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ch-aviation • Hilka Birns

South African Airways, Kenya Airways in codeshare dispute

By ch-aviation: South African Airways (SA, Johannesburg O.R. Tambo) has confirmed to ch-aviation that it has initiated legal proceedings against Kenya Airways over a contractual dispute arising from their commercial arrangements, describing the action as a "last resort" to protect its interests.

2026-11-06T05:35:17.389096-08:00
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FlightGlobal • Graham Dunn

IAG sees first 777-9 delivery slipping to 2028

By FlightGlobal: Further 777X delay comes as British Airways parent expects to take 12 rather than 16 aircraft of other types this year. British Airways parent IAG now expects to receive its first Boeing 777-9 in 2028 as the group continues to face slippage in aircraft deliveries.

2026-11-06T06:05:12.475776-08:00