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Last Updated: Monday, Nov. 10, 2025, 3:10 AM PST
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FlightGlobal
• David Kaminski-Morrow
Czech investigators: Wizz Air UK A321XLR descent rate spiked before Prague hard landing and tail‑strike
By FlightGlobal: Czech investigators have disclosed that a Wizz Air UK Airbus A321XLR's descent rate increased by 60% in the last few seconds before a hard touchdown and tail-strike at Prague.
Australian Aviation
• Jake Nelson
Jetstar to restart international services from Avalon with new Bali flights in March
By Australian Aviation: The low-cost carrier will launch new flights from Avalon to Bali next March, along with restoring its former Avalon-Adelaide service and rolling out more capacity to Brisbane.
ch-aviation
• CH-Aviation Staff
Alliance Airlines to review wet‑lease contracts and business model after cost-driven profit warning
By ch-aviation: Alliance Airlines (QQ, Brisbane International) has initiated a "review of wet lease contracts and business model" after surging costs caused it to issue a warning that its annual...
Air Data News
• JCC; Ricardo Meier
Embraer managed to accelerate production of its main aircraft by up to 40%
By Air Data News: Embraer has invested millions of dollars to increase efficiency and reduce costs in its production, and the results are already noticeable on the assembly.
FlightGlobal
• David Kaminski-Morrow
SJ-100’s domestic engines tested for resilience to water ingestion
By FlightGlobal: United Aircraft has carried out water-ingestion tests on its initial import-substituted Yakovlev SJ-100, equipped with Aviadvigatel PD-8 powerplants. The aircraft, number 97023, carried out the runway pooled-water test at the Gromov institute at Zhukovsky, outside Moscow.
Leeham News
• Scott Hamilton
Boeing breaks ground on second Charleston 787 final-assembly line to double production capacity; analysis of orders and options
By Leeham News: Subscription Required By the Leeham News Team Nov. 10, 2025, © Leeham News: Boeing on Friday broke ground at its Charleston (SC) 787 production campus for a second final assembly line (FAL) building to meeting growing demand for..
Airline Weekly
• Gordon Smith
Is Frontier on the Verge of a Turnaround?
By Airline Weekly: In this week’s feature story, we weigh up the key question: Is Frontier’s independence its greatest strength or its biggest risk?.
