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Last Updated: Monday, Nov. 24, 2025, 11:47 AM PST
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U.S. Transportation Secretary Abandons Strong Passenger Rights, Citing Fare Concerns; Europe’s Experience Examined
By Paddle Your Own Kanoo: Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy abandoned passenger rights regulations, citing concerns over increased airfares, despite European experiences.
Air Canada faces legal challenge over Venezuela arbitral award — potential financial exposure
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FAA Seeks Vendors to Replace/Re-architect Core ATC Systems (STARS and ERAM)
By AINonline: FAA is looking to replace or re-architect STARS and ERAM.
Apple, Delta Integrate AirTag Location Data Directly into Delta’s Baggage System
By Skift: Apple has a new tool developed with Delta Air Lines that enables AirTag location data to flow straight into Delta’s baggage systems.
China’s Aero Asia Show Promotes General Aviation and Low Altitude Economy
By AINonline: Bombardier, Bell Textron, and Pratt & Whitney Canada are exhibiting.
Why Major Travel Brands Skipped COP30 — What It Means for Aviation’s Climate Commitments
By Skift: The travel industry was largely absent from the COP30 climate summit in Brazil, even though the UN devoted two full days to tourism.
GTF Woes Hit A220 Hard: 17% Parked, MRO Bottlenecks Drive Soaring Shop Times
By AirInsight: The A220’s Achilles heel remains the GTF engine: 17% of jets are parked, shop times are soaring, and operators without MRO capacity feel the worst pain.