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Last Updated: Thursday, Oct. 16, 2025, 9:32 AM PDT
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Air New Zealand Buys 'High-Integrity' Carbon Credits After Years of Hesitation
By Skift: Air New Zealand makes first carbon credit purchase, backing native forest removals to build credibility after scrapping earlier targets.

Press Release: AIX 2026 to celebrate 25 years of cabin innovation
By Runway Girl: Aircraft Interiors Expo 2026 (AIX), the world’s leading event dedicated exclusively to aircraft interiors, will celebrate 25 years at the forefront of cutting-edge cabin innovation.

Alaska Air Group to drop Hawaiian’s ‘HA’ code in early 2Q26
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Gulfstream’s Own Fleet Flies More than 3 Million nm on SAF
By AINonline: SAF use at company headquarters in Savannah is set to grow 50% this year.

Air ambulance sector faces rising costs and workforce gaps — Q&A with Jana Williams, CEO of the Association of Air Medical Services
By Vertical Mag: With rising costs, workforce gaps, and reimbursement pressures, the helicopter air ambulance industry faces mounting challenges — making unity and collaboration more vital than ever.

GE Studies Dust Ingestion Impact on Turbine Engines After 15-Year Proprietary R&D Effort
By AINonline: Proprietary formula took more than 15 years to develop.

DeGroff Aviation’s Chemical Pitot Cover Aims to Reduce Maintenance Errors and Cut Costs
By AINonline: Simple chemistry drives major aviation safety advance.