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Bloomberg • Thomas Black

JetBlue CEO seeks to rebuild investor confidence as profitability remains years away

JetBlue has posted annual net losses since 2020 and is not expected to return to profit until 2028. CEO Joanna Geraghty made an effort to improve investor sentiment, but the airline’s long path to profitability leaves its turnaround and financial performance under scrutiny.

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2026-10-28T06:05:25.750287-07:00

UAV Development & Drone Programs ATC Airport Infrastructure & Air Traffic Management

Flying Magazine • Jack Daleo

Next-Generation Traffic Control in the National Airspace System

By Flying Magazine: National Airspace System has accommodated crewed aircraft for decades, but how will it handle uncrewed drones?.

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2026-10-28T05:04:51.472163-07:00

China Asia-Pacific (APAC) COMAC

AeroTime • Ian Molyneaux

COMAC CE-25A? Online photos spark intrigue over new electric aircraft

By AeroTime: Photos have emerged on social media purporting to show a COMAC CE-25A electric aircraft demonstrator standing at an airfield.

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2026-10-28T05:34:24.597795-07:00

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ch-aviation • Vanja Popovic

Luxair to retire Q400s by 2029, stresses regional value

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2026-10-28T05:35:10.729179-07:00

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Reuters • Gianluca Lo Nostro, Joanna Plucinska, Julie Zhu

As Iran war drags on, airlines pull back on fuel hedges and warn on fares

By Reuters: With jet fuel prices at roughly double their levels before the Iran war, airlines are growing increasingly reluctant to lock in future fuel costs through new hedges, warning instead of steep fare increases to offset higher fuel bills.

Also: CNA

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2026-10-28T05:04:38.113045-07:00

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FlightGlobal • Graham Dunn

Norwegian trims winter capacity after profits hold steady in third quarter

By FlightGlobal: Low-cost carrier sees bookings ahead of last year but fuel cost challenges remain. Norwegian has trimmed its winter capacity as it approaches the end of the year confident on booking levels but with pressure remaining on yields and fuel costs.

Also: Seeking Alpha

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2026-10-28T05:05:30.534856-07:00

Europe airBaltic Airlines Lufthansa

FlightGlobal • Kerry Reals

SAF Singapore Airshow Sustainability & Climate Initiatives

CNA • Rachel Lim

2026-10-27T23:34:21.258813-07:00

JetBlue CEO seeks to rebuild investor confidence as profitability remains years away

Next-Generation Traffic Control in the National Airspace System

COMAC CE-25A? Online photos spark intrigue over new electric aircraft

Luxair to retire Q400s by 2029, stresses regional value

As Iran war drags on, airlines pull back on fuel hedges and warn on fares

Norwegian trims winter capacity after profits hold steady in third quarter

Swiss ends wet-lease deal with Air Baltic to focus on Helvetic and in-house flying

Lufthansa Technik Engine Services to Almost Double Tulsa Engine Support Capacity

SWISS to end wet-lease deal with airBaltic, as it increases its own operations for Summer 2027

SIA to buy sustainable aviation fuel made from waste gases at new Singapore plant

SIA to buy next-generation SAF made from waste gases

Singapore Airlines To Acquire SAF From Aether Fuels

Startup Biosphere wins Pentagon contract to scale up production of key chemicals

Components Ready for Starfighters’ F-104 Mach 2 Testbed

JetBlue Buys Time But Can’t Wish Away Its Problems

COMAC CE-25A? Online photos spark intrigue over new electric aircraft

Luxair to retire Q400s by 2029, stresses regional value

Next-Generation Traffic Control in the National Airspace System

Romania’s HiSky Europe suspends transatlantic ops

APEX FTE EXPO 2026: Thales Continues to Evolve the Inflight Experience With FlytEDGE

Components Ready for Starfighters’ F-104 Mach 2 Testbed

Startup Biosphere wins Pentagon contract to scale up production of key chemicals

easyJet selects Starlink for its Airbus fleet, with Wi-Fi installations due to begin in 2027

Boeing’s 737 Max 10 certification marks a return to certification progress for the MAX family

Houthi attacks disrupt Riyadh flights, pushing Riyadh Air operations to Al Qassim

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