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Air Algérie takes delivery of first A330-900neo, set to be Africa’s largest A330neo operator

Air Algérie has taken delivery of its first Airbus A330-900neo, beginning a long‑haul fleet renewal that Airbus says will make the carrier Africa’s largest A330neo operator. The Rolls‑Royce Trent 7000‑powered jet, registered 7T‑VJD, ferried from Toulouse to Algiers on 13 November 2025.

2025-11-14T03:34:12.515714-08:00

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Air China Cargo signs for six Airbus A350F — first A350F order in mainland China

2025-11-14T03:49:22.082269-08:00

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FAA proposes AD to replace mode control panels on Boeing 787s after uncommanded altitude changes

2025-11-14T13:32:25.532213-08:00

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Deutsche Aircraft tops out Leipzig final-assembly line for D328eco; to take possession by year‑end

2025-11-14T03:34:12.506938-08:00

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Honeywell’s next‑gen 'black box' targets GPS jamming, pilot fatigue and expanded onboard monitoring Honeywell is developing a next‑generation flight recorder designed to detect GPS jamming, monitor pilot fatigue and broaden onboard data capture. The system aims to augment traditional voice and flight data recording with expanded sensor and avionics inputs to improve accident investigation, navigation resilience and operational monitoring.

2025-11-15T21:57:09.153580-08:00

Honeywell’s next‑gen 'black box' targets GPS jamming, pilot fatigue and expanded onboard monitoring

Aviation Week

GE Aerospace to open $50M on‑wing support hub in Dubai as GE9X and LEAP support scales for 777X GE Aerospace will invest $50 million to build an on‑wing support facility in Dubai for CFM LEAP‑1 and GE9X engines, expand GE9X service network and test durability improvements, and is studying a GE9X‑equipped 747‑400 flying testbed ahead of Boeing 777X entry into service in the region.

2025-11-15T21:14:26.898284-08:00

GE Aerospace to open $50M on‑wing support hub in Dubai as GE9X and LEAP support scales for 777X

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Malaysia Airlines to launch RFP for long‑haul widebodies; decision due Q1 2026 Malaysia Airlines will issue an RFP for new long‑haul widebody aircraft before year‑end as part of its fleet renewal efforts. The carrier plans to make a selection in Q1 2026, initiating a procurement that will shape its intercontinental capacity and delivery timetable.

2025-11-15T04:27:05.895801-08:00

Malaysia Airlines to launch RFP for long‑haul widebodies; decision due Q1 2026

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Boeing launches 737 MAX Virtual Airplane procedures trainer; first PC and iPad module released Boeing has released the first element of its 737 MAX Virtual Airplane Procedures Trainer — a computer- and iPad-compatible application that guides users through aircraft procedures. The initial module is now available, marking the start of Boeing's Virtual Airplane training rollout.

2025-11-15T03:24:10.791294-08:00

Boeing launches 737 MAX Virtual Airplane procedures trainer; first PC and iPad module released

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Saab signs €3.1bn contract to deliver 17 Gripen E/F fighters to Colombia Saab has signed a contract with Colombia to deliver 17 Gripen E/F fighters in a deal Saab values at €3.1bn. Deliveries are scheduled 2026–2032 (some reports cite 2027–2032) and the agreement includes industrial and social offsets to replace Colombia's IAI Kfir fleet.

2025-11-14T15:29:08.631787-08:00

Saab signs €3.1bn contract to deliver 17 Gripen E/F fighters to Colombia

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Families appeal dismissal of DOJ criminal fraud case against Boeing over 737 MAX crashes Attorneys for families of 737 MAX crash victims have appealed a U.S. judge’s decision to dismiss the Department of Justice’s criminal fraud case against Boeing, arguing the ruling fails to protect the public interest. The appeal aims to revive federal criminal scrutiny tied to the MAX crashes.

2025-11-14T15:28:52.185429-08:00

Families appeal dismissal of DOJ criminal fraud case against Boeing over 737 MAX crashes

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FAA proposes AD to replace mode control panels on Boeing 787s after uncommanded altitude changes The FAA has proposed an airworthiness directive requiring operators to replace the mode control panel on Boeing 787 Dreamliners after reports of uncommanded altitude changes linked to the component. The directive targets a potential flight‑safety hazard and will impose fleet‑wide maintenance and supply demands on carriers.

2025-11-14T13:32:25.532213-08:00

FAA proposes AD to replace mode control panels on Boeing 787s after uncommanded altitude changes

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Bombardier: SAF demand rising as NetJets ranks fourth among commercial users Bombardier experts say demand for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) is rising across the commercial sector; NetJets ranks fourth among all commercial SAF users, underscoring notable uptake in business aviation. Bombardier's assessment highlights business-jet operators' growing role in early SAF offtake.

2025-11-14T12:41:54.646922-08:00

Bombardier: SAF demand rising as NetJets ranks fourth among commercial users

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