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Last Updated: Thursday, Nov. 6, 2025, 12:23 AM PST
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Reuters
• Gabriel Araujo
Embraer studying potential new aircraft as CEO stresses financial discipline
By Reuters: Embraer is studying new products that could drive long-term growth, but these would have to be considered in light of the Brazilian planemaker's finances, CEO Francisco Gomes Neto told Reuters.
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PIA settles $159m in unpaid debts ahead of planned privatization sale
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Reuters
Turkish Airlines signs GE Aerospace engine, spares and MRO deal for 75 Boeing 787s
By Reuters: Turkish Airlines has reached an agreement with GE Aerospace to procure engines, spare engines, and engine maintenance services for 75 B787 planes that it is buying from Boeing, the company said.
Reuters
• David Shepardson
US Department of Transportation poised to order 10% cut in scheduled flights at 40 major airports by Friday if shutdown persists
By Reuters: The shutdown, now in its 36th day, has forced 13,000 air traffic controllers and 50,000 Transportation Security Administration officers to work without pay.
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Atlas Air, Sharp to open joint MRO facility in South Korea
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AeroTime
• Stephen Pope
Taiwan lowers pilot age limits to expand aviation workforce
By AeroTime: Taiwan lowers pilot age limits and raises retirement age to ease pilot shortages and align aviation standards with ICAO and global regulations.
The Air Current
• Elan Head
Why the aviation industry can’t agree on certifying AI for safety-critical aircraft systems
By The Air Current: Machine learning is challenging traditional methods for assuring aircraft safety — and the industry is divided over how to move forward.
