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Last Updated: Wednesday, Nov. 26, 2025, 12:55 AM PST
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India’s DGCA Issues Addendum to GNSS Spoofing Reporting after Delhi Events
By AINonline: DGCA clarifies pilot steps for reporting, immediate notification requirements.
Full-year profit to elude Norse Atlantic as transatlantic market softens
By FlightGlobal: Norse Atlantic Airways admits that it will be unable to achieve its ambition of full-year profitability this year, after its third quarter was affected by soft transatlantic demand and one-off costs.
EHang completes landmark pilotless urban eVTOL passenger flight in Bangkok with CAAT Director‑General onboard
By ir.ehang.com: BANGKOK, Nov. 25, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- EHang Holdings Limited (Nasdaq: EH) ("EHang" or "the Company"), a global leader in advanced air mobility (“AAM”) technology, today announced the successful launch of an urban human-carrying flight event in Bangkok with the Civil Aviation Authority of.
Riyadh Air orders 120 CFM LEAP-1A engines for 60 A321-200Ns
By ch-aviation: Riyadh Air (RX, Riyadh) has signed a contract for 120 CFM International LEAP-1A engines to power its future fleet of sixty A321-200Ns. The new Saudi carrier...
India opens its first global MRO facility in Hyderabad; Prime Minister Modi pushes hiring of propulsion engineers
By ANI News Agency: Urging the company to hire Indian engineers in propulsion system design and manufacturing, he said New India is "not just dreaming big but also taking big decisions.
PM Modi opens Safran MRO in Hyderabad as India pushes to become a global MRO hub
Ethiopia unveils $12.5B Bishoftu International Airport — set to be Africa’s largest aviation hub
By worldairnews.co.za: Ethiopia announces Bishoftu International Airport, a USD 12.5B mega-hub set to become Africa’s largest airport, boosting trade, connectivity and aviation.
“South America is underserved by the industry, but there aren’t enough aircraft”: an interview with Thierry Aucoc, SVP of Emirates
By Aviacionline: “Sudamérica está desatendida por la industria, pero faltan aviones”: una entrevista con Thierry Aucoc, SVP de Emirates Si bien reconoce el potencial de una conexión sin escalas entre Dubái y Buenos Aires, Thierry Aucoc prioriza el exitoso modelo actual con escala en Río de Janeiro, citando la duración de 18 horas de vuelo y la necesidad de disponibilidad de aviones específicos como obstáculos.