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Last Updated: Wednesday, Nov. 12, 2025, 8:37 AM PST
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Continued aviation tax grab risks making air travel the ‘preserve of the rich’: Jet2 chief
By FlightGlobal: Steve Heapy, chief executive of leisure carrier Jet2, has added his voice to those calling on the UK government to resist targeting aviation with tax rises in the forthcoming budget, warning that it risks making flying "the preserve of the rich and privileged".
JetBlue Expands Removal of One‑Way Fares Across Multiple Markets
By PaxEx.Aero: When it launched in 2000 one of JetBlue's key differentiation points was one-way pricing for all trips. Those days, however, are long gone.
XTI Aerospace acquires Drone Nerds for ~$40M
By Seeking Alpha: XTI Aerospace (XTIA) has acquired Drone Nerds for about $40 million, the company said on Wednesday. XTI paid $20 million in cash, $11.9 million in the form of p.
AACO, SITA and Amadeus partner to improve emissions data transparency for aviation
By Runway Girl: AACO, SITA, and Amadeus have come together to explore how data and technology can bring greater accuracy and transparency to aviation’s sustainability efforts.
Spicejet Q2FY26 results: Loss widens to ₹621 crore, revenue dips 13%
By Business Standard: The airline had recorded a consolidated net loss of ₹457.8 crore in the second quarter of FY25.
House Poised to End 43-Day Government Shutdown After Major Air-Travel Disruptions
By Bloomberg: US House lawmakers return to Washington on Wednesday for a vote to end the 43-day government shutdown, which has snarled air travel, delayed food aid to millions of Americans and forced federal workers to go without pay.
Latam pilots begin strike in Chile after negotiations collapse, threatening major flight disruptions
By Air Data News: Latam Airlines pilots began a strike in Chile at midnight on November 12, after the failure of negotiations between the category’s union and the airline.