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Last Updated: Friday, Nov. 28, 2025, 8:12 AM PST
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AINonline
• Jennifer Meszaros
Geely-backed Aerofugia unveils AE200 eVTOL at Zhuhai Aero Asia show
By AINonline: The Chengdu-based start-up is backed by the Geely automotive group.
Ryanair
Ryanair Ends Prime Membership Trial, Stops New Sign‑ups After 28 Nov
By Ryanair: Ryanair, Europe’s No. 1 airline, today (28 Nov) announced that it will close its Prime member offering from 28 Nov, following an 8-month trial period. All existing 55,000 Prime members will continue to enjoy exclusive monthly low fare offers until Oct 2026, but no new members will be allowed to sign up after Fri, 28 Nov.
Aircraft Interiors International
• Web Team
Lufthansa Systems launches Bengaluru subsidiary to power AI-driven Global Capability Center with Infosys
By Aircraft Interiors International: Lufthansa Systems has set up a new subsidiary in Bengaluru, India, which will power a Global Capability Center with Infosys, driving AI-enabled innovation and agile software development.
eVTOL Insights
• Jason Pritchard
Vertilink Completes New Zealand’s First Medical Drone Delivery Trial, Demonstrates Real-Time Emergency Response
By eVTOL Insights: Vertilink Advanced Air Mobility Group has helped to successfully complete New Zealand’s first medical drone delivery trial, coordinated with a.
ch-aviation
Nigeria’s Civil Aviation Authority Suspends Dana Air’s Operating Licence and Air Operator’s Certificate
By ch-aviation: The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has suspended the Operating Licence (OL) and Air Operator’s Certificate (AOC) of Dana Air (DAN, Lagos)...
ch-aviation
Nigeria warns it may seize and sell assets of suspended carrier Dana Air
By ch-aviation: Nigeria’s aviation minister, Festus Keyama, has suggested that the federal government may recover and sell the assets of suspended carrier Dana Air (DAN,...
Reuters
Lufthansa Airlines aims to increase profitability in 2026, says CEO
By Reuters: Germany's Lufthansa wants to increase profitability at its core brand next year after it is set to return to the black this year, Lufthansa Airlines' CEO Jens Ritter said on Thursday.
