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Last Updated: Thursday, May 29, 2025, 9:11 PM PDT
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AeroTime
• Ian Molyneaux
2025 eVTOL Showdown: Vertical Aerospace vs Joby Aviation
By AeroTime: Keeping pace with the leading eVTOL aircraft developers Vertical Aerospace and Joby Aviation is never easy. Here's where they are so far in 2025.
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ch-aviation
Virgin Australia still taking to investors about IPO
By ch-aviation: The majority owners of Virgin Australia (VA, Brisbane International) are talking to potential investors this week before deciding whether to proceed with any IPO plans,...
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Australian Aviation
Aviation Source
• Len Varley
Delta Launches New Boston-Barcelona Nonstop Flight for Summer 2025
By Aviation Source: Delta Air Lines has introduced a new nonstop flight from Boston to Barcelona, enhancing its presence in Spain.
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Delta Air Lines and
thebulkheadseat.com
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Reuters
• Lisa Barrington
Global airlines to address trade war, net-zero uncertainties at annual summit
By Reuters: An unpredictable trade war and daunting environmental targets are on the agenda for global airline bosses at an annual summit in India, as the industry's outlook is clouded by concerns that geopolitical uncertainty will dampen travel demand and raise costs.
Aviation Source
• Len Varley
Qatar Airways Cargo Delivers a Record-Breaking Year
By Aviation Source: Qatar Airways cargo has posted its strongest financial performance since the COVID era, reporting a 17.4% surge in cargo revenue.
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The Air Current
• Will Guisbond
White House readies executive orders on drone rulemaking, competitiveness
By The Air Current: BVLOS implementation, China, central to policies expected as soon as next week.
Times Aerospace
• Times Aerospace
Saudi investment group lines up stake in UK based startup Global Airlines
By Times Aerospace: The investment, which sources familiar with the proposed deal told Arabian Aerospace, will enable Global to fund and accelerate its plans to acquire a fleet of four A380s.
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Aviation Week and
Times Aerospace
