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Last Updated: Wednesday, Dec. 3, 2025, 9:42 AM PST
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Boeing must divest Spirit AeroSystems assets to proceed with merger, says US FTC
By Reuters: A U.S. regulator said on Wednesday it would require Boeing to divest significant Spirit AeroSystems assets to resolve competition concerns about its $8.3 billion acquisition of the company that manufactures major parts of fuselages and wings for aircraft including the Boeing 737.
Mesa Airlines and United Airlines sign new capacity purchase agreement
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American Airlines to Add 30% More Premium Seats Fleetwide, 50% on Long‑Haul by End of Decade
By Skift: American Airlines is betting big on high-paying travelers, with plans to increase premium seating by 30% across its fleet by the end of the decade, and by American Airlines will increase premium seating by 30% across its fleet — and 50% on long-haul routes — as demand for high-end travel continues to grow.
De Havilland Canada and Avincis Aviation Announce Joint Initiatives
By De Havilland: Calgary, Alberta and Lisbon, Portugal (December 3, 2025) — De Havilland Aircraft of Canada Limited and Avincis are pleased to announce various joint initiatives in support of the CL-215, CL-215T...
Delta Says U.S. Government Shutdown Temporarily Reduced Demand, Will Weigh on Q4 Earnings
By Wall Street Journal: Bookings have bounced back after softening in November, according to the carrier.
Delta Expects $200 Million Hit From Government Shutdown
Sino Jet signs definitive contract for 50 Aerofugia AE200 eVTOLs
By Airline Economics: Sino Jet has signed a definitive procurement contract for 50 units of the AE200 eVTOL aircraft from Aerofugia, a major Chinese manufacturer of electric vertical takeoff and landing vehicles.
ATSB probe of July 2024 mustering midair collision underscores limits of ‘see-and-avoid’ and need for formal risk management
By Vertical Mag: An Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) investigation details a midair collision in July 2024.