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Last Updated: Monday, Nov. 3, 2025, 5:55 PM PST
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The Ninety-Nines: Celebrating 96 Years of Women in Aviation
By Flying Magazine: Sunday, November 2 marked 96 years since The Ninety-Nines were formed, and the organization is still growing and inspiring pilots.
AAR to buy HAECO Americas for $78M, securing $850M of customer agreements and expanding US heavy-maintenance footprint
By FlightGlobal: US maintenance provider AAR has acquired HAECO Americas for $78 million, securing customer agreements worth $850 million and expanding its heavy maintenance capabilities across North Carolina and Florida facilities.
Europe to Phase Out Halon: Implications for Aircraft Fire‑Suppression, MROs and Operators
By AINonline: Business, Air Transport, Defense & General Aviation News.
East Midlands Airport Welcomes Sixth New Cargo Carrier in Six Months
By Aviation Source: Chinese cargo carrier SF Express has landed at East Midlands Airport (EMA), making it the sixth new cargo operator in six months.
EU Clean Aviation Joint Undertaking to Seek Airline Input on Operational Deployment of New Aircraft Technologies
By Aviation Week: In February 2026, the EU-backed Clean Aviation Joint Undertaking will seek industry views on the operational deployment of new aircraft technologies.
United Airlines Flight Attendants Publish New Contract Demands After Rejecting Tentative Agreement
By Paddle Your Own Kanoo: Flight attendants at United Airlines have outlined new demands for contract negotiations after rejecting a previous agreement.
US airlines' single-aisle fleet age profile — renewal needs vs OEM delivery constraints (Nov 2025)
By AirInsight: As US airlines rush to renew aging fleets, supply constraints at Airbus and Boeing slow deliveries—forcing hard choices on fuel efficiency and cost.