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Embraer confirms next‑generation regional turboprop programme is 'dead', CEO says

Embraer has cancelled its planned next‑generation regional turboprop, CEO Francisco Gomes Neto said, calling the programme "dead." The decision ends the Brazilian planemaker's push to launch a new turboprop this decade and alters its regional product roadmap.

2025-11-04T05:30:53.422397-08:00

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American Airlines to cut thousands of management jobs, shift roles to India

2025-11-04T04:58:08.656617-08:00

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United to launch co-branded debit card — miles earned on spend and balances, but no MileagePlus status

2025-11-04T05:10:50.213206-08:00

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IndiGo Q2 net loss widens 2.6x to Rs 2,582 crore after large foreign‑exchange hit

2025-11-04T04:48:17.394398-08:00

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Canadian North to cut network and announce pilot layoffs, ch-aviation summary says Canadian North will reduce parts of its route network and plans to lay off pilots, according to a ch-aviation subscriber summary. The carrier did not provide details on the number of roles affected or which routes will be cut in the brief report.

2025-11-04T12:31:14.065878-08:00

Canadian North to cut network and announce pilot layoffs, ch-aviation summary says

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SES Secures Full Ku‑Band on SKY Perfect JSAT’s Superbird‑C2 to Expand Airline Connectivity in Japan and Asia SES will soon provide more Ku‑band satellite capacity over Japan and across Asia for commercial airline customers after securing the full Ku‑band capacity of SKY Perfect JSAT’s geostationary Superbird‑C2. The agreement expands SES’s GEO‑based inflight‑connectivity footprint in a strategically important aviation market.

2025-11-04T11:14:51.283461-08:00

SES Secures Full Ku‑Band on SKY Perfect JSAT’s Superbird‑C2 to Expand Airline Connectivity in Japan and Asia

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Soil Carbon Credits: Farms Are Selling Emissions Reductions to Travel Companies Radisson, Ryanair and Enterprise are purchasing soil carbon credits generated by farms applying regenerative agriculture practices, as travel-sector firms seek additional, scalable carbon removals. The purchases signal growing corporate demand for land-based offsets as companies diversify strategies to meet emissions targets.

2025-11-04T10:18:45.166235-08:00

Soil Carbon Credits: Farms Are Selling Emissions Reductions to Travel Companies

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Azul strikes deal with unsecured creditors to advance restructuring plan Azul has struck an agreement with unsecured creditors to advance its restructuring plan, a move designed to resolve claims and speed its financial recovery. The accord comes as the carrier reshapes fleet and lease commitments and seeks to reduce its overall debt burden.

2025-11-04T10:12:24.218272-08:00

Azul strikes deal with unsecured creditors to advance restructuring plan

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Phnom Penh’s Techo International Airport opens; phased expansion to boost capacity and regional connectivity Phnom Penh’s new Techo International Airport has opened and begun operations under a phased expansion plan intended to increase passenger and cargo capacity and strengthen regional connectivity. Initial phases will bring scheduled services online while further construction ramps up capacity and network links.

2025-11-04T09:41:03.336690-08:00

Phnom Penh’s Techo International Airport opens; phased expansion to boost capacity and regional connectivity

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Brazil approves $745m in state loans to domestic carriers to support airline recovery Brazil's government approved $745 million in state-backed loans to domestic carriers to support airline recovery, providing government-backed liquidity to shore up balance sheets and preserve connectivity while regulators and lenders assess the sector's near-term financial stability and carriers' restructuring plans.

2025-11-04T09:33:34.314114-08:00

Brazil approves $745m in state loans to domestic carriers to support airline recovery

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Volaris expects Pratt & Whitney engine recall to cause 'no material impacts'; resolution targeted by end‑2027 Volaris said it expects 'no material impacts' to its Y4 fleet at Mexico City International stemming from the Pratt & Whitney engine recalls and projects the issue will be resolved by the end of 2027. The carrier signals limited operational disruption through its planning horizon.

2025-11-04T08:01:03.023766-08:00

Volaris expects Pratt & Whitney engine recall to cause 'no material impacts'; resolution targeted by end‑2027

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Viasat signs technical‑services deal with Boeing to win Aera antenna linefit offerability Viasat has signed a technical‑services agreement with Boeing to secure linefit offerability for its Aera dual‑beam, multi‑orbit electronically steerable antenna as buyer‑furnished equipment, RGN reports. The deal advances Viasat’s plan to commercialize the Aera kit and make it factory‑offerable on Boeing aircraft.

2025-11-04T07:31:54.357789-08:00

Viasat signs technical‑services deal with Boeing to win Aera antenna linefit offerability

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