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Last Updated: Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2025, 3:55 AM PDT
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KLM cancels around 100 flights on Wednesday due to ground crew strike
By Reuters: Dutch airline KLM will cancel around 100 flights on Wednesday due to a strike by ground crew at Amsterdam Schiphol airport, a spokesperson for the Dutch arm of airline group Air France KLM said on Tuesday.

Global airline CEOs to take stage at WAF 2025
By AeroTime: World Aviation Festival (WAF), the world’s largest aviation tech event, has unveiled its headline speaker line-up for 2025, featuring top executives from some of the world’s most influential airlines and airports.

Scott Kirby on U.S. Airlines’ Global Strategy: Competing Abroad and Seeking Government Support
By Cranky Flier: In the wide-ranging chat, Scott started talking about a trade deficit with international airlines. It’s hard to fault any airline CEO that looks this far ahead into the future, because so few do.

Bombardier's parts hubs mark 20 years as Chicago and Frankfurt approach major shipping milestones
By AINonline: Chicago is nearing 10 million parts shipped while Frankfurt is close to 1.5 million.

IAG closes latest share buyback offer, capital reduction
By ch-aviation: Discover more news on Iberia at ch-aviation, the leading aviation news and data provider.

IndiGo launches direct flights from Mumbai to Copenhagen starting October 8
By m.economictimes.com: IndiGo is set to inaugurate direct flights from Mumbai to Copenhagen starting October 8, 2025, operating thrice-weekly with leased Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners.

Aeralis signs Prestwick agreement to locate final assembly of modular light-jet trainer in Scotland
By FlightGlobal: UK aircraft developer Aeralis has signed a strategic agreement with Glasgow Prestwick airport covering the proposed future final assembly of its modular light jet in Scotland.