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Last Updated: Friday, Dec. 5, 2025, 8:07 AM PST
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Delta resumes operations at Detroit after brief ground stop caused by connectivity issue
By Reuters: Delta Air Lines said on Friday it had resumed operations at the Detroit airport after a brief ground stop for all its flights due to a technical connectivity issue.
Air France expands La Première first class to Atlanta, Boston, Houston and Tel Aviv on select 777‑300ERs
By Aviation Week: Air France is adding its new La Première first class cabin on select Boeing 777-300ER aircraft to four more destinations: Atlanta, Boston, Houston and Tel Aviv.
Gulfstream G300 Completes Maiden Flight, Enters Flight Test Program as G280 Successor
By AirInsight: Gulfstream’s G300 completes first flight, launching the next-generation replacement for the G280 and setting a new benchmark in the super-midsize jet segment.
Zhuhai Aero China Show Spotlights Regional Push for Advanced Air Mobility as eVTOL Makers Take Center Stage
By AINonline: eVTOL aircraft pioneers were prominent at the show in Zhuhai.
Spirit Airlines to halve fleet under Chapter 11, keeping up to 28 A320neo/A321neo and 78 older A320-family jets
By FlightGlobal: Spirit Airlines has committed to retaining up to 28 A320neos and A321neos, along with up to 78 older A320-family jets, upon emerging from Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings.
Qantas brings back its last A380 after half a decade
By Australian Aviation: VH-OQC “Paul McGinness”, which was mothballed in 2020 along with the rest of Qantas’ A380 fleet during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, touched down in Sydney at 8:30am on Friday, having been in Abu Dhabi undergoing maintenance and refurbishments since 2021.
Qantas Completes A380 Fleet Renewal Program
Korean Air Plans Starlink Rollout For All Five Group Airlines
By Aviation Week: Korean Air is revealing plans to install Starlink high-speed Wi-Fi across its own fleet and those of its subsidiaries.