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Last Updated: Thursday, Dec. 4, 2025, 8:17 PM PST
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Alaska Airlines Nearing Answers On ‘Unacceptable’ IT Outages
By Aviation Week: Accenture has conducted an initial audit of Alaska Air Group’s IT infrastructure, and the carrier intends to share findings from the preliminary report soon.
Airbus Abandons 2025 Delivery Target After Supplier Flaw Forces Production Setback
By Aviation Week: Reaching its 2025 delivery goal was always going to be challenging for Airbus. Now it turns out it is unachievable.
Beyond the Major Airlines: Alternative, Lucrative Career Paths for Pilots (cargo, corporate, charter, firefighting, unmanned)
By Flying Magazine: There are lucrative opportunities awaiting pilots off the beaten aviation path.
Build Your Own Oshkosh at Home With EAA’s Hot Wings Deal
By Flying Magazine: EAA is offering Hot Wings playsets based on AirVenture for a limited time.
DJI FlyCart 100: 100‑kg delivery drone with LiDAR and parachute aims at commercial logistics
By AeroTime: DJI launches the FlyCart 100, its most advanced delivery drone yet, featuring LiDAR, a parachute, and a 100-kg payload.
Peraton Wins Multibillion-Dollar Contract to Manage U.S. Air Traffic Control Modernization
By Bloomberg Law: Peraton Inc. won a contract to manage the multibillion-dollar overhaul of the US’ aging air traffic control system, a top priority for President Donald Trump’s administration after technology outages snarled travel at airports across the country.
(FR) Rome–Houston: ITA Airways launches the first direct service between Italy and Texas' energy capital
By air-journal.fr: À l’été 2026, ITA Airways posera pour la première fois ses roues au Texas avec une nouvelle liaison directe entre Rome‑Fiumicino et Houston‑George Bush.