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Last Updated: Friday, Dec. 12, 2025, 7:27 AM PST
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Paddle Your Own Kanoo
• Mateusz Maszczynski
Largest U.S. Flight Attendant Union Accused of Computer Fraud in SkyWest Unionization Lawsuit
By Paddle Your Own Kanoo: The largest U.S. flight attendant union faces allegations of computer fraud amid ongoing legal disputes with SkyWest.
Reuters
FAA to review Boeing’s proposed cockpit alerting changes for 737 MAX 10, including synthetic AOA and alert cut‑offs
By Reuters: The Federal Aviation Administration said Friday it will review Boeing's proposed enhanced flight crew alerting system for the Boeing 737 MAX 10, which will include a synthetic enhanced angle of attack system, and a means to shut off stall warning and overspeed alerts.
CAPA
Turkish Airlines launches Istanbul-Phnom Penh service
By CAPA: 12-Dec-2025 2:48 PM Turkish Airlines launches Istanbul-Phnom Penh service Turkish Airlines and Phnom Penh Techo Takhmao International Airport, via their official LinkedIn accounts, announced (11-Dec-2025) the carrier launched three times weekly Istanbul-Phnom Penh service.
AirInsight
• Rytis Beresnevicius
KLM Urges Dutch Government to Establish National SAF Fund to Boost Sustainable Fuel Production
By AirInsight: KLM urges Dutch state to establish a national SAF production to reduce emissions, safeguard global connectivity, and support sustainable fuel production.
FlightGlobal
• David Kaminski-Morrow
Norse Atlantic cancels proposed follow-up share offering after stock falls below issue threshold
By FlightGlobal: Scandinavian operator Norse Atlantic has cancelled a proposed additional offering of shares, because the company's stock price is below the threshold for issue.
Wall Street Journal
• Benjamin Katz
Law Professor Sues Boeing Over Alleged Toxic Cabin Fumes, Highlighting Industry Liability Risk
By Wall Street Journal: The lawsuit underscores the potential legal liability facing the industry as it grapples with a surge in fume events in recent years.
Air Data News
• JCC; Ricardo Meier
Russia extends Ministry of Industry and Trade airworthiness-restoration programme for Tu-204/214, Il-96 and An-124 to 2027
By Air Data News: The Russian Ministry of Industry and Trade has extended its program to restore the airworthiness of Tu-204/214, Il-96, and An-124 aircraft from 2024 to 2027,.
