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Last Updated: Friday, Nov. 14, 2025, 4:19 AM PST
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Boeing 737 flew dangerously low after incorrect QNH set on approach to Marsa Matruh, investigators say
By FlightGlobal: Czech investigators have disclosed that a Boeing 737 crew levelled the aircraft at a low height on approach to Marsa Matruh airport in Egypt, after descending on final approach with an incorrect altimeter pressure reference.
Air China Cargo signs for six Airbus A350F — first mainland China A350F order
By Airbus: Air China Cargo Co., Ltd. has signed a purchase agreement for six A350F becoming the first customer to order the all-new A350F in the Chinese mainland.
Deutsche Aircraft to take possession of Leipzig final assembly plant for D328 program by year‑end
By FlightGlobal: Construction of Deutsche Aircraft's new final assembly line in Leipzig continues to progress, with the structure of the building now complete.
Emirates to launch third daily service to Nairobi from 1 March 2026
By emirates.com: Emirates to launch third daily service to Nairobi from 1st March 2026.
Icelandair layoffs extend to senior executives
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Embraer China market report identifies new paths to profitability
By aircargoweek.com: Embraer has eleased a pivotal market report, “A New Course for Profitability in China's Aviation Market,” during the Embraer Airline Business Seminar China.
Investigation Finds Fractured Trunnion Pin in WestJet 737-800 Landing-Gear Collapse at St Maarten
By FlightGlobal: Investigators probing the WestJet Boeing 737-800 landing-gear collapse at St Maarten in the Caribbean believe the aircraft did not make a hard landing.