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FlightGlobal • David Kaminski-Morrow

Safran says LEAP production ramp-up is on track to meet Airbus and Boeing engine commitments

Safran is confident it will meet Airbus and Boeing’s engine requirements for the full year and ramp up LEAP deliveries, according to the CFM International partner. The assurance comes as engine output must keep pace with airframers’ aircraft production plans.

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2026-10-25T09:04:53.298074-07:00

Airline Industry & Market Trends Geopolitical Developments & Conflict Impact Airlines

CNBC

JetBlue creditors are working with restructuring adviser PJT Partners, WSJ reports

By CNBC: A surge in jet fuel expenses due to the Iran war has pressured margins for U.S. airlines despite higher airfares and steady demand for air travel.

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2026-10-25T07:04:41.519344-07:00

Saudi Arabia Middle East Airports Airlines

AeroTime • Ian Molyneaux

Riyadh Air moves operations away from Saudi capital to Al Qassim Airport

By AeroTime: Riyadh Air has moved operations away from King Khalid International Airport in the Saudi capital to Al-Qassim International Airport.

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2026-10-25T04:34:35.458599-07:00

Saudi Arabia Middle East Airports Airport Infrastructure & Air Traffic Management Geopolitical Developments & Conflict Impact

Bloomberg • Dana Khraiche

Saudi Arabia Suggests Riyadh Airport May Reopen on Sunday

By Bloomberg: Saudi Arabia’s main airport was gearing up to reopen as early as Sunday after operations had been disrupted by a spate of attacks by Houthi rebels.

Bloomberg

Riyadh Airport Resumes Flights as Saudis Fight Houthi Missiles

koreatimes.co.kr

Saudi Arabia reopens airport as attacks by Houthi rebels persist

Also: Al Jazeera, Times of India, ANI News Agency, CNA and 5 more

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2026-10-24T17:04:46.204407-07:00

Saudi Arabia Middle East Geopolitical Developments & Conflict Impact Airlines

Wall Street Journal • Benjamin Katz, Stephen Kalin

The Saudi Airline That Launched Right in the Middle of a War

By Wall Street Journal: Violence aimed at civilian aviation has roiled a company that hoped to be a key part of the kingdom’s long-term economic ambitions.

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2026-10-24T19:49:17.120909-07:00

ATC TSA Workforce & Skills Development

Politico • Oriana Pawlyk

The Trump administration once hailed aviation workers as 'great professionals.' That’s changed.

By Politico: TSA workers had their chairs taken away. Air traffic controllers spent months fighting for a promised pay raise. What happened?.

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2026-10-24T11:50:37.998422-07:00

MRO Safran

FlightGlobal • David Kaminski-Morrow

Aftermarket showing ‘solid trend’ even as shop visits plateau: Safran chief

By FlightGlobal: Olivier Andries highlights low aircraft retirement rate and high workscope. Although French aerospace firm Safran believes aftermarket activity will remain strong, as airlines hold on to capacity, despite engine shop visits reaching a plateau.

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2026-10-24T11:04:46.991068-07:00

Codeshare Aviation Safety & Regulation Geopolitical Developments & Conflict Impact Airlines Delta Air Lines KLM

Paddle Your Own Kanoo • Mateusz Maszczynski

2026-10-24T01:34:20.743951-07:00

Safran says LEAP production ramp-up is on track to meet Airbus and Boeing engine commitments

JetBlue creditors are working with restructuring adviser PJT Partners, WSJ reports

Riyadh Air moves operations away from Saudi capital to Al Qassim Airport

Saudi Arabia Suggests Riyadh Airport May Reopen on Sunday

Riyadh Airport Resumes Flights as Saudis Fight Houthi Missiles

Saudi Arabia reopens airport as attacks by Houthi rebels persist

The Saudi Airline That Launched Right in the Middle of a War

The Trump administration once hailed aviation workers as 'great professionals.' That’s changed.

Aftermarket showing ‘solid trend’ even as shop visits plateau: Safran chief

The Department of Transportation Has Slapped Two More Foreign Airlines With Big Fines For Flying in Banned Airspace

U.S. Fines Air France And KLM $425,000 For Flights Over Iraq—They Say Pilots Were Just Following Orders

U.S. Fines Air France and KLM $425,000 Over Flights in Restricted Iraqi Airspace

Leap engine production ramp-up on course to meet aircraft commitments: Safran

JetBlue creditors are working with restructuring adviser PJT Partners, WSJ reports

Riyadh Air moves operations away from Saudi capital to Al Qassim Airport

The Saudi Airline That Launched Right in the Middle of a War

Saudi Arabia Suggests Riyadh Airport May Reopen on Sunday

The Trump administration once hailed aviation workers as 'great professionals.' That’s changed.

Cargolux inspects undercarriage of 747-8F fleet after parked jet suffers collapse

Riyadh Air is No Longer Based in Riyadh: Airline Relocates to Airport 400 km North to Keep Limited Flights Operating

Business Aviation Demand is Outpacing Supply—What It Means for 2027

US airlines favor higher fares over fuller planes as fuel costs squeeze profits

American posts record Q3 revenue but another loss, plans slower capacity growth as fares stay high

Bombardier plans $270 million U.S. expansion and 800 hires across four states

Safran’s Q3 revenue rises 14.7% to €9 billion as LEAP and aftermarket growth support 2026 outlook

Frankfurt pilots taxi onto runway in wrong direction, prompting ATC to abort takeoff

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