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Last Updated: Tuesday, Nov. 25, 2025, 8:17 PM PST
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Tahiti’s NTAA Imposes Peak-Time Business Aviation Bans and Limits Alternate-Airport Use
By AINonline: Bizav restricted during daily airline surges, alternate use also limited during peak periods.
Carriers consider insourcing heavy maintenance amid NTSB probe into fatal UPS MD‑11F crash
By Cargo Facts: Carriers may look to insource more heavy maintenance work as the NTSB investigation into the fatal Nov. 4 crash of UPS flight 2976 continues.
India Expands Visa‑on‑Arrival for UAE Travelers, Likely to Boost India–UAE Air Traffic
By Skift: Despite India's latest efforts to make entry for UAE travelers simpler, the efforts continue to move at glacial speed.
DGCA tightens fatigue rules, mandates airlines to train roster planners and file quarterly reports
By Economic Times: Indian airlines must now train schedulers and dispatchers in fatigue management. The DGCA mandates quarterly fatigue reports from carriers, detailing crew training, report submissions, and reasons for rejection.
United Airlines Boeing 767-300ER Diverts to London After Suspected Fume Event Sickens Passengers and Crew
By Simple Flying: Passengers and crew fell ill as strange odors permeated the cabin, prompting a diversion to London.
Southwest unveils 5-route expansion in Southern California
By The Points Guy: Southwest Airlines announced five new routes launching from Southern California in 2026, including new Hawaii service.
Airlines suspend Spain–Venezuela services amid security warnings, hundreds stranded
By Euronews: Growing tension between Venezuela and the US has left hundreds of travellers stranded as airlines cancel flights.