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Severe thunderstorms flood Broward County and disrupt hundreds of flights through Chicago

Severe thunderstorms caused flooding near Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport and disrupted air traffic through Chicago, where hundreds of flights were canceled Saturday. Dangerous road conditions around Fort Lauderdale and worsening Midwest weather raised the prospect of broader delays and cancellations across the U.S.

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American Airlines to Test Inbound-Based Boarding Estimates in Charlotte to Curb Rolling Delays

American Airlines will trial a new approach to delay updates in Charlotte, estimating boarding times based on the inbound aircraft’s arrival rather than repeatedly rolling them forward. The test aims to give passengers more realistic information and reduce unnecessary waits near gates and in lounges.

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Malaysia Airlines nears order for around 10 Boeing 787-10s to replace leased A350s

Malaysia Aviation Group is close to finalizing an order for approximately 10 Boeing 787-10 Dreamliners, according to people familiar with the negotiations. The deal would give Malaysia Airlines a new widebody type and replace its small fleet of leased Airbus A350-900s, nearly a decade after it retired its 777-200ERs.

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Aeroflot orders 90 more MC-21-310s, taking planned Russian fleet to 108

Aeroflot has ordered 90 additional MC-21-310 narrowbodies from United Aircraft Corp., expanding its planned Russian-built fleet to 108 aircraft. Deliveries of the latest batch are scheduled for 2029–2032, with the contract including simulators, crew training and 22 years of aftermarket support.

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U.S. airlines oppose two additional Air China flights, citing Russian airspace advantage

American, Delta and United are backing Airlines for America’s request that two Air China services linked to Xi Jinping’s planned U.S. visit be treated as charters rather than scheduled flights. The group argues access to Russian airspace creates a competitive imbalance for U.S. carriers operating China routes.

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