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Last Updated: Monday, Feb. 10, 2025, 10:18 AM PST
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FlightGlobal
• Dominic Perry
Lilium staff still waiting for wages but investors promise action
By FlightGlobal: Lilium Aerospace employees' wait for their January pay looks set to continue for several more days at least, in the meantime having been told not to come in to work by bosses and instead "go to the mountains".
Paddle Your Own Kanoo
• Mateusz Maszczynski
For The First Time Ever, British Airways Cabin Crew and Ground Staff Will Get A Profit Sharing Bonus
By Paddle Your Own Kanoo: For the first time ever, cabin crew and ground staff at British Airways will receive a profit sharing bonus as part of a new three-year pay deal, which will see tens of thousands of employees at the airline receive a 10.5% pay rise over the course of the contract.
Bloomberg
• Alex Wickham
Heathrow to Unveil Faster Expansion, Vow to Prioritize UK Steel
By Bloomberg: London’s Heathrow airport will unveil a short-term expansion plan including a timely commitment to prioritize British steel under threat from US President Donald Trump’s tariffs, offering the hub a potential boost before a third runway is built.
AINonline
• Amy Wilder
Nav Canada Upgrades ATIS, Ending Phone Service in March 2025
By AINonline: Business, Air Transport, Defense & General Aviation News.
Aviation Week
• Victoria Moores
EU Asks Airlines To Show Evidence Of Carbon Leakage
By Aviation Week: Lufthansa Group head of EU liaison office Ruben Schuster said added costs from the ReFuelEU regulation inadvertently benefits non-EU airlines.
Flying Magazine
• Meg Godlewski
NTSB Launches Investigation in Alaska After 10 Killed in Caravan Crash
By Flying Magazine: Wreckage is located about 12 miles offshore on an ice floe on Norton Sound.
AeroTime
• Luke Peters
British Airways, Virgin Atlantic attack UK Government over Heathrow third runway
By AeroTime: The CEOs of British Airways and Virgin Atlantic have attacked the UK Government over its plans to build a third runway at London-Heathrow Airport.
Aviation Business News
Rival airlines make unprecedented demand for overhaul of how Heathrow is regulated
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