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ch-aviation • Dirk Andrei Salcedo

easyJet shareholders approve Apollo’s £5.7bn takeover, with deal completion targeted for March and up to 50 Luton HQ roles at ri

The buyout would end easyJet’s more than 26 years on the London stock market and put the airline under US ownership. Separately, the carrier is consulting on up to 50 redundancies at its Luton headquarters—about 2% of its reported 2,300-person head-office workforce—as it prepares for its future business plans.

Also: aerospaceglobalnews.com and The Independent

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2026-11-12T04:15:30.903727-08:00

Europe Airline Industry & Market Trends Airlines

FlightGlobal • Graham Dunn

How Europe’s major airlines fared in key third quarter

By FlightGlobal: Air France-KLM among six carriers to boost operating profits for the July-September period. While high fuel costs continue to cloud airline fortunes, strong demand and yields helped European carriers largely protect – and in some cases enhance – profits in the peak third-quarter season.

Also: Cranky Flier

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2026-11-12T03:19:15.714205-08:00

PaxEx Airlines

Inflight Online • Keith Mwanalushi

RAVE and Paradox Cat launch flight stretch app for inflight wellbeing

By Inflight Online: RAVE Aerospace and Paradox Cat have launched the flight stretch app, bringing guided wellbeing exercises to airline passengers.

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2026-11-12T03:34:06.889497-08:00

Orders Boeing Boeing 737

AeroTime • Ian Molyneaux

Boeing slide in 737 MAX deliveries hampers recent progress

By AeroTime: Boeing saw a slide in its 737 MAX deliveries in October 2026, hampering recent progress made by the US planemaker following the summer.

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2026-11-12T03:49:19.060878-08:00

NEW

Bloomberg • Kate Duffy

Europe Should Coordinate Bomb Threat Responses, Wizz CEO Says

By Bloomberg: Wizz Air Holdings Plc’s chief executive officer said Europe needs a coordinated approach for handling bomb threats, such as those last week that forced carriers to divert planes and militaries to deploy fighter jets.

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2026-11-12T04:04:56.153929-08:00

Accident Aviation Safety & Regulation Airbus Airbus A330

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FlightGlobal • David Kaminski-Morrow

Pitch-up effect after bounced touchdown led A300 freighter to strike tail at London Heathrow

By FlightGlobal: Crew executed go-around despite activating reverse thrust upon arrival from Leipzig. UK investigators believe back-pressure on the control column and the pitch-up effect of spoiler extension resulted in an Airbus A300-600F’s tail-strike at London Heathrow last year.

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2026-11-12T04:19:16.342484-08:00

Airline Industry & Market Trends Air India Airlines

ch-aviation • Paul Ash

Mumbai to slash 14 int'l slots in late 1Q27 as revamp begins

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Also: Skift and Live From A Lounge

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2026-11-11T19:04:48.433774-08:00

Airline Industry & Market Trends Air India Airlines

Skift • Peden Doma Bhutia

Air India’s Losses Are Still Bigger Than Singapore Airlines’ Profit

By Skift: Explore Air India’s impact on Singapore Airlines’ financials as SIA retains its stake amid fluctuating results.

Also: ch-aviation and Live From A Lounge

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2026-11-12T02:34:38.031232-08:00

easyJet shareholders approve Apollo’s £5.7bn takeover, with deal completion targeted for March and up to 50 Luton HQ roles at ri

How Europe’s major airlines fared in key third quarter

RAVE and Paradox Cat launch flight stretch app for inflight wellbeing

Boeing slide in 737 MAX deliveries hampers recent progress

Europe Should Coordinate Bomb Threat Responses, Wizz CEO Says

Pitch-up effect after bounced touchdown led A300 freighter to strike tail at London Heathrow

Mumbai to slash 14 int'l slots in late 1Q27 as revamp begins

Air India’s Losses Are Still Bigger Than Singapore Airlines’ Profit

easyJet mulls HQ job cuts; shareholders approve takeover

Pitch-up effect after bounced touchdown led A300 freighter to strike tail at London Heathrow

Europe Should Coordinate Bomb Threat Responses, Wizz CEO Says

Boeing slide in 737 MAX deliveries hampers recent progress

RAVE and Paradox Cat launch flight stretch app for inflight wellbeing

How Europe’s major airlines fared in key third quarter

Egypt's flyplus swaps A320 with A321 wet lease

Digital innovation and AI in focus at APEX FTE EXPO in Singapore

Japan's Skymark Airlines expects first B737-10 in late 2Q27

ANA outlines fleet changes ahead of 737 Max, 777-9 deliveries

Cathay adds 46 A320neo-family and A330neo aircraft; Magnifica Air orders 10 ACJ220-300s

Airbus A350-1000ULR sets commercial-airliner distance record as Qantas prepares Project Sunrise

Boeing to cut 5% of commercial workforce as production recovery slows

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