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Last Updated: Friday, Nov. 7, 2025, 7:21 AM PST
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Airbus delivery push falters — 235 jets still needed to meet 2025 target after October’s 78 deliveries
By AeroTime: Airbus delivered 78 aircraft in October, reaching 585 this year, but with 235 still to go, meeting its 820-jet target for 2025 may prove difficult.
FAA Emergency Order in Government Shutdown: What It Means for General Aviation Operations, Certifications and Pilot Training
By Flying Magazine: FAA emergency order impacts services, registrations, and medical certificates, potentially sparking interest in private pilot training.
Signature Aviation, UrbanLink Sign LOI to Explore eVTOL / All‑Electric Aircraft Infrastructure and Operations Across Florida
By AviationPros: Signature Aviation and UrbanLink Air Mobility have signed a letter of intent to explore infrastructure and operational development for all-electric aircraft across Florida, marking...
Royal Air Maroc to Add Up to 15 Aircraft a Year After ‘Very Positive’ 2025 Results
By northafricapost.com:  Royal Air Maroc Plans Fleet Expansion with Up to 15 Aircraft Annually Royal Air Maroc achieved “very positive” results for 2025 despite ongoing supply chain challenges, with plans.
Changi app offers instant benefits for 3-hour delays
By AeroTime: Singapore’s Changi Airport introduces an app feature giving passengers instant benefits for flight delays of three hours or more.
Skyportz Begins Building First Aeroberm Vertipad Prototype for Real‑World Testing
By AINonline: Real-world testing to verify simulation-based benefits of unique modular design.
ZeroAvia Wins €21.4M EU Grant to Deliver Hydrogen‑Electric Cargo Aircraft to Norway
By AINonline: European funding validates hydrogen-electric aviation as strategic technology, says developer.