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Last Updated: Monday, Nov. 3, 2025, 5:12 AM PST
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AVIC Cabin Systems UK opens order book for full range of aircraft cabin products, targeting airlines and MROs
By Inflight Online: AVIC Cabin Systems UK opens order book for full range of products.
United ramps up SFO frequencies as Alaska shifts capacity
By Cranky Flier: At the APEX Expo in September, United CEO Scott Kirby talked about how he likes to enter fights when he has the high ground. Otherwise, he’s not interested.
General Aviation Gears Up for a Roadmap To Growth in Saudi Arabia
By AINonline: Middle East country brings hope for market growth but barriers remain.
UK regulator signals move to clear SMFLH acquisition of Macquarie Rotorcraft leasing business
By FlightGlobal: UK competition regulators have seemingly cleared the acquisition of helicopter lessor Macquarie Rotorcraft by rival SMFL LCI Helicopters, lifting a restriction that prevented any integration between the two businesses.
Ryanair 1H26 profits up 42% to $2.92bn
By AeroTime: Ryanair has reported that its first half 2026 financial year profits increased by 42% to $2.92 billion.
Government shutdown staffing shortages cause 2,244 U.S. flight delays on Sunday
By Axios: Sunday has seen 2,244 delays within, into or out of the U.S.
Emirates adds fifth daily Dubai–Cairo rotation, scaling to daily service by Feb 2026
By emirates.com: Beginning as a six-weekly service in December 2025, operations will scale to daily from February 2026The additional flights provide more capacity to meet demand, optimised for onward connectivity to and from key destinations in Far East AsiaCairo becomes most served city on Emirates’ Africa network Dubai, UAE, 3 November 2025 – Emirates, the...