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Last Updated: Monday, Dec. 15, 2025, 11:33 PM PST
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Breeze Airways Squeezed by Competition: Strategy and Survival Plans
By Airline Weekly: Learn how Breeze Airways plans to adapt to a changing airline industry amid challenges and competition from major carriers.
Frontier Airlines replaces CEO Barry Biffle with carrier's president James Dempsey
By CNBC: Frontier Airlines is replacing its CEO, Barry Biffle, with the carrier's president.
FAA Chief Defends Cutting Flights During Shutdown, Citing Safety
By Bloomberg: Cutting flights across 40 major airports during the US government shutdown earlier this year was necessary to protect the safety of the flying public, the head of the US Federal Aviation Administration plans to tell lawmakers on Tuesday.
Small plane crashes while attempting emergency landing in central Mexico, killing at least seven
By Associated Press: A small plane has crashed in central Mexico while attempting an emergency landing, killing at least seven people.
Parent firm redeems bonds to avert Korean Air share dilution
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Joby Eyes 2026 Passenger Air Taxi Service After 2025 Public Demonstrations and Piloted Transitions
By Flying Magazine: Joby’s air taxi in 2025 completed public demonstrations, piloted transition flights, and point-to-point trips.
Spaceport Cornwall and National Drone Hub launch UK BVLOS and autonomy testing programme
By dronelife.com: Spaceport Cornwall and the National Drone Hub launch a new UK drone testing project to support BVLOS and advanced autonomous systems.