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Last Updated: Wednesday, Dec. 10, 2025, 6:42 AM PST
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Safran agrees to sell passenger-systems unit SPI to Kingswood Capital
By safran-group.com: Paris, December 10, 2025Safran announces that it has entered into a definitive agreement with Kingswood Capital Management (“Kingswood”) for the sale of Safran Passenger Innovations (“SPI”), Safran...
NASA selects Reliable’s pilotless Caravan for airport UAS-integration trials to inform performance standards
By AINonline: Flight data will inform performance standards for uncrewed aircraft systems.
Creditors vote to wind down Mango Airlines, paving way for shutdown
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Delta TechOps Secures First Third‑Party LEAP‑1B Contract to Service Korean Air 737 MAX Engines
By avm-mag.com: Delta TechOps announced their first third-party LEAP-1B engine contract for the engines powering Korean Air's 737 MAX fleet. The company says this milestone.
Vigo Airport becomes Spain’s first to operate a fully digital air traffic control tower powered by Searidge
By Runway Girl: The digital control tower at Vigo Airport is now operational, making it the first airport in the country to transition to fully digital tower operations.
Air Algérie to reorganize into holding company and create new entities
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KLM Cityhopper to add 4 seats to 22 E195‑E2s, raising capacity to 136 seats by June 2026
By ch-aviation: KLM Cityhopper (WA, Amsterdam Schiphol) plans to reconfigure twenty-two E195-E2s from the current layout of 132 economy class seats to 136 seats by June 2026.