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Reuters • Gabriel Araujo

Embraer studies new aircraft options — including a mainline jet — while prioritising financial discipline

Embraer is studying potential new aircraft, including a possible mainline jet, that management says could underpin long‑term growth. CEO Francisco Gomes Neto told Reuters any development decision will be judged against the group's financial position and competition with internal projects, and on programme prioritisation.

2025-11-05T09:09:59.370362-08:00

Delta Air Lines

Delta posts strong Q3 profit, says premium-seat sales could eclipse economy by 2026

2025-10-09T03:38:19.528998-07:00

FreightWaves

Fred Smith, FedEx Founder and Air Cargo Pioneer, Dies at 80

2025-06-21T23:59:15.606207-07:00

SpaceWatch Global

Dr. Josef Aschbacher at German Space Congress 2025: Europe’s 'Moment of Truth' for Space, Defense Links and Industrial Momentum

2025-09-29T07:24:29.076947-07:00

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Dallas Morning News

It’s been five months since Chris McLaughlin, a Vermont native, succeeded former DFW Airport CEO Sean Donohue, who retired after 12 years with the airport. Chris is hoping to keep the airport in growth mode

2025-11-09T08:35:18.433674-08:00

Skift

Sabre CEO Kurt Ekert: Regaining Ground After a 'Very Bumpy Year' — Q3 Earnings Takeaways Sabre is regaining ground after a tough year, President and CEO Kurt Ekert told Skift following the company's third‑quarter earnings call, but he cautioned the recovery remains incomplete and that further work is needed to deliver consistent results across the business.

2025-11-06T12:34:16.959356-08:00

Sabre CEO Kurt Ekert: Regaining Ground After a 'Very Bumpy Year' — Q3 Earnings Takeaways

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Embraer studies new aircraft options — including a mainline jet — while prioritising financial discipline Embraer is studying potential new aircraft, including a possible mainline jet, that management says could underpin long‑term growth. CEO Francisco Gomes Neto told Reuters any development decision will be judged against the group's financial position and competition with internal projects, and on programme prioritisation.

2025-11-05T09:09:59.370362-08:00

Embraer studies new aircraft options — including a mainline jet — while prioritising financial discipline

Flying Magazine

The Ninety-Nines mark 96 years, remaining a growing force in women’s aviation On Sunday, November 2, The Ninety-Nines marked 96 years since its formation. The anniversary highlights the group's longevity and continued relevance, as it remains active, growing and inspiring pilots across the aviation community while serving as a focal point for networking and career support.

2025-11-03T12:35:39.870946-08:00

The Ninety-Nines mark 96 years, remaining a growing force in women’s aviation

Business Wire

L3Harris Q3 2025: $6.7B Orders, $5.7B Revenue (+7%), Raises Guidance; CEO Sees Possible Missile‑Defense Award Before Year‑End L3Harris reported Q3 2025 orders of $6.7 billion, revenue of $5.7 billion (up 7%) and a 1.2x book‑to‑bill, and raised full‑year guidance. CEO Chris Kubasik said the government shutdown is delaying awards but expects several Pentagon decisions — including a potential missile‑defense award — before year‑end.

2025-10-30T04:07:13.805068-07:00

L3Harris Q3 2025: $6.7B Orders, $5.7B Revenue (+7%), Raises Guidance; CEO Sees Possible Missile‑Defense Award Before Year‑End

The Telegraph

Anna Fisher, the first mother in space: ‘People said I was terrible for leaving my child behind’ Anna Fisher, the first mother to fly in space, launched aboard Space Shuttle Discovery in 1984 while her child was 14 months old. In a new first‑person account she recounts public criticism, the personal cost of mission duty and what that early experience reveals about life in the astronaut corps.

2025-10-17T10:04:43.129134-07:00

Anna Fisher, the first mother in space: ‘People said I was terrible for leaving my child behind’

FlightGlobal

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Kenny Dichter launches Real Jet — an experience‑focused boutique private‑aviation brokerage Kenny Dichter, founder of Wheels Up and Marquis Jet, has launched Real Jet at NBAA‑BACE — a boutique, customer‑centric private aviation brokerage that prioritizes curated experiences over memberships or jet cards. Dichter says he expects Real Jet to reshape the business‑aircraft brokerage market.

2025-10-13T11:46:09.735115-07:00

Kenny Dichter launches Real Jet — an experience‑focused boutique private‑aviation brokerage

Ars Technica

Hans Koenigsmann, who investigated all of SpaceX’s rocket failures, is going to space Hans Koenigsmann, the longtime SpaceX engineer who led investigations into the company’s rocket failures, will fly to space, saying he’s “always been interested to experience Max Q from the inside.” The trip places a veteran flight‑reliability investigator aboard a commercial crewed mission.

2025-10-13T08:40:35.388347-07:00

Hans Koenigsmann, who investigated all of SpaceX’s rocket failures, is going to space

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