FlightGlobal
• Alfred Chua
FlightGlobal
• Alfred Chua
Today In Aviation
Last Updated: Sunday, Sept. 14, 2025, 11:31 PM PDT
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Russia spends at least $5.6bn re-registering aircraft to skirt sanctions
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Airline Weekly
• Gordon Smith
8 Reasons Spirit Airlines Fell from Profit Leader to Poster Child for Dysfunction
By Airline Weekly: Here are eight reasons why Spirit Airlines went from being a profit all-star in the 2010s to a poster child for dysfunction in the 2020s.
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Foreign airline eyes purchase of South Africa's Mango
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Scoot plans to expand services at Kuala Lumpur Subang (SZB)
By ch-aviation: Scoot (TR, Singapore Changi) is planning to expand its presence at Kuala Lumpur Subang, chief executive Leslie Thng said in an interview with New Straits Times, a...
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Vertical Mag
Aero Products: From Arizona Repair Shop to Global MRO and Parts-Support Leader
By Vertical Mag: From Arizona roots to global aviation leader: The Aero Products story Over the last four decades, Aero Products has grown from a small repair shop in Arizona to a global MRO and parts support leader — while staying true to its desert roots.
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Cranky Flier
• Brett Synder
Thank You for Coming to Cranky Dorkfest 2025
By Cranky Flier: So many people and companies came together to make this a special day. Saturday morning started with the LAX ramp visit in partnership with LA World Airports (LAWA).
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Wall Street Journal
• Benjamin Katz
Toxic Fumes Leaking into Airliners, Increasingly Sickening Crews and Passengers
By Wall Street Journal: Doctors compare brain effects to concussions in NFL players. A Wall Street Journal investigation shows such incidents are increasingly common.
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