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Indonesia sets 15-year age limit for aircraft used in Hajj operations
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After FAA certification, Philippines’ Dornier Technology eyes expanded MRO capabilities
By FlightGlobal: Philippines MRO company Dornier Technology is looking at growth opportunities in areas like end-of-lease checks, after clinching FAA certification.
Australia, Air T Reach Rescue Deal for Regional Express (Rex)
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China Cargo Airlines to buy two leased freighters for $155mn
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FAA halts traffic at Reagan National after reported threat against United Airlines plane
By Reuters: Operations resumed at Reagan Washington National Airport on Tuesday after a brief halt due to a bomb threat against a United Airlines plane.
Boeing union says senate members urge CEO Ortberg to negotiate in good faith
By Reuters: The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers said on Tuesday that five members of the Senate Armed Services Committee urged Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg to negotiate in good faith and reach a fair agreement with the striking members.
British Airways seeks ‘double-whammy win’ from targeted SAF use to prevent contrail formation
By FlightGlobal: Flight tests to demonstrate the effectiveness of using sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) to help prevent contrail formation on certain routes will kick off in early 2026 through a new UK-backed project involving Rolls-Royce and British Airways.