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Last Updated: Monday, Nov. 3, 2025, 5:16 AM PST
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Rotortrade opens FAA Part 145‑certified U.S. MRO in Latrobe, Pennsylvania
By Vertical Mag: The company announced the official launch of its U.S. maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) facility in Latrobe, Pennsylvania.
General Aviation Gears Up for a Roadmap To Growth in Saudi Arabia
By AINonline: Middle East country brings hope for market growth but barriers remain.
AMAC Invests in Self-Sufficiency, Expands Global MRO Capabilities to Support VIP Jet Fleet
By AINonline: The Swiss-based MRO group’s customer base spans the Middle East, Asia, Africa, and Europe.
United ramps up SFO frequencies as Alaska shifts capacity
By Cranky Flier: At the APEX Expo in September, United CEO Scott Kirby talked about how he likes to enter fights when he has the high ground. Otherwise, he’s not interested.
Business Aviation Accident Reports — November 2025: Preliminary and Final Findings
By AINonline: Preliminary and final accident reports, November 2025.
UK regulator signals move to clear SMFLH acquisition of Macquarie Rotorcraft leasing business
By FlightGlobal: UK competition regulators have seemingly cleared the acquisition of helicopter lessor Macquarie Rotorcraft by rival SMFL LCI Helicopters, lifting a restriction that prevented any integration between the two businesses.
Ryanair 1H26 profits up 42% to $2.92bn
By AeroTime: Ryanair has reported that its first half 2026 financial year profits increased by 42% to $2.92 billion.