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Last Updated: Saturday, Nov. 22, 2025, 11:30 PM PST
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Portugal says only Europe's three largest airlines showed interest in TAP privatisation
By Reuters: The deadline for airlines to formally express interest closed on Saturday afternoon.
Joby sues Archer over alleged trade secrets theft
By FlightGlobal: Joby Aviation has filed a lawsuit against rival air taxi developer Archer Aviation, alleging theft of trade secrets by a former employee who subsequently undermined a real estate partnership involving landing sites.
Seattle Tacoma Could Run Out of Jet Fuel... Here's How Airlines Will Manage This Mess
By Paddle Your Own Kanoo: Seattle-Tacoma International Airport faces a jet fuel shortage due to pipeline issues, impacting airlines and travelers.
NTSB: Fatigue Cracks in MD‑11F Left Engine Pylon Led to UPS Flight 2976 Engine Separation
By Flying Magazine: A new NTSB report points to cracking in the MD-11F’s left engine pylon and draws parallels to the DC-10 separation in American Airlines Flight 191.
Air Astana signs MoU for up to 50 Airbus A320neo-family jets, with A321LRs prominent
By FlightGlobal: Kazakh carrier Air Astana intends to order up to 50 Airbus A320neo-family aircraft, primarily the long-range A321LR variant, for a fleet modernisation.
Air Astana signs MOU for up to 50 A320neo-family aircraft, plans expanded A321LR fleet
Air Astana places up to 50 A320neo-family jets (mainly A321LR) in largest-ever order
Police Fatally Shoot Armed Man at St. Louis Lambert International Airport After Knife Confrontation
By Paddle Your Own Kanoo: Police fatally shot an armed man at St. Louis Lambert International Airport after he confronted them with a knife.
NTSB: United flight struck by suspected weather balloon near Moab; pilots showered with glass, made emergency landing
By Reuters: Pilots of a United Airlines jet struck by an apparent weather balloon during an October 16 flight near Moab, Utah, were showered with glass before making an emergency landing, the National Transportation Safety Board said on Thursday.