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More than 120 lawmakers question Google’s $10 million deal for Spirit Airlines data to train AI

More than 120 U.S. lawmakers raised concerns about Alphabet’s Google unit acquiring internal data from the defunct Spirit Airlines for $10 million. The proposed purchase would give Google airline data to train artificial intelligence systems, prompting scrutiny from lawmakers over the use of the carrier’s records.

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Mexico Supreme Court validates military airline framework

Mexico’s Supreme Court has upheld the legal framework for a military airline, according to the article’s headline. The available report provides no further detail on the court’s reasoning, the framework’s provisions or any operational consequences.

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Trump administration rolls back airline passenger protections, drawing criticism from advocates

The Transportation Department under Secretary Sean Duffy has moved to roll back consumer protections for airline passengers, according to the article. Passenger advocates argue the changes favor airlines, putting the balance between carrier obligations and travelers’ rights at the center of the department’s policy agenda.

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US DOT seeks airline proposals for two Iowa EAS routes

The U.S. Department of Transportation is seeking airline proposals to serve two Iowa routes through its Essential Air Service program. The available report does not identify the communities, proposed service levels, subsidy terms or submission deadline.

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Delta opens Q3 earnings season as weak demand and $100-plus oil put capacity discipline in focus

Delta Air Lines’ third-quarter results will offer an early read on U.S. carrier performance as demand weakens and crude prices climb above $100 per barrel. Investors will weigh whether premium-business strength can offset higher fuel costs, alongside revenue and earnings expectations, capacity decisions and the company’s forward guidance.

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