Paddle Your Own Kanoo
• Mateusz Maszczynski
Michigan, via the Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity, failed to get an airline lawsuit thrown out over state sick-pay requirements for flight attendants. The state rules are described as more generous than the nationwide agreements that cover many crew members’ sick-pay benefits.
Flying Magazine
• Tripp Thurston
By Flying Magazine: The performance case for buying a turboprop is one conversation. The money math is another. FLYING Finance on lender requirements, insurance, engine programs, floating rate structures, and the bonus depreciation case for moving before December 31.
FlightGlobal
• Murdo Morrison
By FlightGlobal: A319 arrives for 18-month conversion project ahead of service entry with US operator for 2028 firefighting season Neptune Aviation has taken delivery of what is believed to be the first Airbus to be configured for aerial firefighting.
AeroTime
• Jean Carmela Lim
By AeroTime: Scoot has resumed flights between Singapore and Jeddah, becoming one of the first budget carriers in Southeast Asia to reinstate a suspended Middle East route following months of regional disruption.
Aviation Week
• Jens Flottau
By Aviation Week: Airbus appears to be leaning toward a simple stretch of the A220, as it weighs its options for a larger version of the aircraft.
ch-aviation
• Hilka Birns
By ch-aviation: This article is only available with a subscription for Commercial Aviation News, Operator & Airport Data.
ch-aviation
• Hilka Birns
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FlightGlobal
• Graham Dunn
By FlightGlobal: Departing IATA director general Willie Walsh began his tenure with airlines engulfed in pandemic border closures, and has continued to fight the industry’s corner as the challenges have kept coming.
eVTOL Insights
• Jason Pritchard
