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Last Updated: Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2025, 1:47 AM PST
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Hit single: Airbus’s A320 finally leaves Boeing’s 737 in its wake
By FlightGlobal: Airbus's commercial aircraft chief, Christian Scherer, is quietly satisfied about the A320 family's landmark achievement in overtaking the Boeing 737, its primary rival, in terms of deliveries.
Helvetic Airways Boosts Embraer Fleet With up to Eight New E195-E2 Jets
By Aviation Source: Swiss regional carrier Helvetic Airways will boost its present Embraer fleet, placing a firm order for 3 E195-E2 jets with options for 5 more.
Collins Aerospace Reorganizes Sales: Account Executives to Serve as Single Points of Contact
By AINonline: Account executives will be single points of contact for customers.
UAE’s Mira Aerospace flies ApusNeo18 solar UAV to stratosphere in first public test with Earth-observation payload
By FlightGlobal: United Arab Emirates company Mira Aerospace has completed the first public test flight of its solar-powered ApusNeo18 unmanned air vehicle, reaching stratospheric altitudes with an Earth observation payload.
Adria Airways trustee sues former German owners for €78m over insolvency
By ch-aviation: The trustee for Adria Airways (Ljubljana), Janez Pustatičnik, has filed a EUR78 million euro (USD77.3 million) compensation lawsuit against the German former executives of...
Aer Lingus warns it may close Manchester base amid profitability concerns
By Independent.ie: Aer Lingus could close its base in Manchester as it struggles to make it profitable, it has warned staff there today.
Dassault targets Falcon 10X maiden sortie in 2026 as 6X ramp-up gains pace
By FlightGlobal: Dassault Aviation has confirmed that its ultra-long-range Falcon 10X business jet will now make its maiden sortie in 2026, with three flight-test aircraft now structurally complete.