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Last Updated: Friday, Nov. 14, 2025, 4:19 AM PST
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Boeing 737 flew dangerously low after incorrect QNH set on approach to Marsa Matruh, investigators say
By FlightGlobal: Czech investigators have disclosed that a Boeing 737 crew levelled the aircraft at a low height on approach to Marsa Matruh airport in Egypt, after descending on final approach with an incorrect altimeter pressure reference.
Air China Cargo signs for six Airbus A350F — first mainland China A350F order
By Airbus: Air China Cargo Co., Ltd. has signed a purchase agreement for six A350F becoming the first customer to order the all-new A350F in the Chinese mainland.
Emirates to launch third daily service to Nairobi from 1 March 2026
By emirates.com: Emirates to launch third daily service to Nairobi from 1st March 2026.
Deutsche Aircraft to take possession of Leipzig final assembly plant for D328 program by year‑end
By FlightGlobal: Construction of Deutsche Aircraft's new final assembly line in Leipzig continues to progress, with the structure of the building now complete.
Embraer China market report identifies new paths to profitability
By aircargoweek.com: Embraer has eleased a pivotal market report, “A New Course for Profitability in China's Aviation Market,” during the Embraer Airline Business Seminar China.
Icelandair layoffs extend to senior executives
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Investigation Finds Fractured Trunnion Pin in WestJet 737-800 Landing-Gear Collapse at St Maarten
By FlightGlobal: Investigators probing the WestJet Boeing 737-800 landing-gear collapse at St Maarten in the Caribbean believe the aircraft did not make a hard landing.