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Last Updated: Friday, Nov. 28, 2025, 9:55 AM PST
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CAPA
Jetstar commences Perth-Manila service
By CAPA: Jetstar commences Perth-Manila service Jetstar Airways commenced (28-Nov-2025) three times weekly Perth-Manila service with A321LR on 27-Nov-2025, marking its first route from Perth to the Philippines.
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AeroTime
• Stephen Pope
AECC’s AEP20 turboprop targets low‑cost replacement for piston engines in light aircraft and drones
By AeroTime: China’s AECC is developing the AEP20, a low-cost 320-hp turboprop designed to replace piston engines in light aircraft and drones. First flight is planned for 2026.
Paddle Your Own Kanoo
• Mateusz Maszczynski
Man Caught Attempting to Enter Aircraft Landing Gear at Guadalajara Airport, Causing Delay
By Paddle Your Own Kanoo: A man was caught attempting to climb into the landing gear of a plane at Guadalajara Airport just before takeoff, causing a delay.
Vertical Mag
• Jen Nevans
Cross-border helicopter shipments require maintenance‑level planning, experts say
By Vertical Mag: Logistics experts at the Vertical MRO Conference said cross-border shipments demand the same planning and precision as maintenance.
AINonline
• Jennifer Meszaros
ExecuJet Haite Sees China Business Aviation Market Rebound as MRO Capabilities Expand
By AINonline: Maintenance, repair and overhaul provider is expanding its capabilities.
AINonline
• Jennifer Meszaros
Geely-backed Aerofugia unveils AE200 eVTOL at Zhuhai Aero Asia show
By AINonline: The Chengdu-based start-up is backed by the Geely automotive group.
Saudi Arabia
Middle East
Airports
Airline Industry & Market Trends
Airport Infrastructure & Air Traffic Management
Aviation Week
• Ella Nethersole
Riyadh’s King Salman International Airport to add mega terminal to handle 40 million passengers annually
By Aviation Week: As development advances on Riyadh's massive King Salman International Airport (KSIA), Saudi Arabia says work is set to begin on a new passenger terminal there designed to handle up to 40 million travelers annually.
