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Delta Pilots’ Union Says “All Options Are On the Table” in Scheduling Rules Dispute

The Air Line Pilots Association accused Delta Air Lines of launching a “comprehensive attack” on long-standing scheduling rules, escalating a labor dispute that could affect how pilots’ work schedules are managed. The union said it is considering all available options, without specifying what actions it may take.

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Joby Raises 2026 Revenue Outlook as Blade Growth Supports eVTOL Certification and Manufacturing Push

Joby Aviation lifted its full-year 2026 revenue guidance, with growth at its acquired Blade passenger business helping offset increasing investment in aircraft certification and manufacturing. The company also established an operating hub at Fort Worth Alliance Airport as it advances toward commercial electric air-taxi service.

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South African Airways provides additional details on CemAir codeshare as regional operators adjust CRJ fleets

South African Airways has provided further details on its codeshare arrangement with South African regional carrier CemAir. The cluster also highlights continued use and fleet adjustments involving Bombardier CRJ700 and CRJ900 aircraft, including Camair-Co’s swap of a wet-leased CRJ900 for a CRJ700.

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Airlines absorb fuel shock as Cebu Pacific and Wizz Air swing to losses, while Cathay remains profitable

Cebu Pacific and Wizz Air reported losses after fuel expenses surged, with Cebu Pacific’s costs more than doubling and Wizz Air’s rising 39%. Copa Holdings’ second-quarter profit fell by more than half, while Cathay Group’s first-half profit rose to HK$6.2 billion despite higher fuel prices and a six-month A350 freighter delivery delay.

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