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Duopoly’s Billion‑Dollar Cash Trap: Aging Undelivered Airbus & Boeing Jets Tie Up Billions in WIP
By AirInsight: Billions sit idle as Airbus & Boeing planes age in WIP. Discover which aircraft, why deliveries are delayed, and the hidden cash risks involved.
Insurer Forecasts Aviation Insurance Rate Hikes in 2026 After Record 2025 Losses
By AINonline: 2025 was the worst big-loss year for aviation in more than a decade.
New Argus Report: U.S. Air Charter Activity Robust, but Lags from 2021 Peak
By AINonline: Part 135 sector remains healthy overall.
Iberia pushes to secure Airbus A330neo order
By ch-aviation: Discover more news on Iberia at ch-aviation, the leading aviation news and data provider.
US Transportation Secretary Duffy vows to block close operations of military helicopters and passenger jets near Reagan National despite congressional bill
By Reuters: U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said on Friday he will not allow military helicopters and commercial passenger planes to come in close proximity to each other near Reagan Washington National Airport, despite a bill in Congress that some critics say could lead to unsafe traffic.
FAA to review Boeing’s proposed cockpit alerting changes for 737 MAX 10, including synthetic AOA and alert cut‑offs
By Reuters: The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration said on Friday it will review Boeing's proposed enhanced flight crew alerting system for the Boeing 737 MAX 10, which will include a synthetic enhanced angle-of-attack system and a means to shut off stall warning and overspeed alerts.
Porter Airlines Expands Hamilton Base With New Routes
By Airways Magazine: Porter launches new international nonstops from Hamilton to Florida and Mexico as part of its growing North American strategy.