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Transport Canada opens consultation on Air Canada–United joint-venture expansion

Transport Canada began a public review on Oct. 16, 2026, of proposed updates to the Air Canada–United Airlines joint venture. The other supplied reports concern separate route launches and market-access developments, so they do not establish further details about the consultation or the proposed changes.

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Israel’s crew-citizenship restrictions disrupt flights after UAE says Flydubai co-pilot planned airport attack

Israel’s new rules barring some dual nationals from serving on flights to or over the country have already forced an Ethiopian Airlines cargo 737 to turn back after an Indonesian pilot was found on its crew list. The restrictions follow a separate Flydubai cockpit attack that UAE authorities say was intended to end in a crash at Tel Aviv airport.

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United 777 makes steep descent after cockpit windscreen cracks at 37,000 feet

A United Airlines Boeing 777-200 carrying as many as 276 passengers descended steeply over the North Atlantic after its main cockpit windscreen cracked at about 37,000 feet. The incident occurred early Saturday; the available report does not specify the aircraft’s destination, the cause of the crack or whether anyone was injured.

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Brazil clears American Airlines’ $100 million investment for 8.66% stake in Azul

Brazil’s CADE has approved American Airlines’ $100 million investment in Azul, giving the U.S. carrier a minority stake of about 8.66%. United Airlines is already a shareholder; Azul’s president has said both U.S. carriers would be among its largest individual owners as the Brazilian airline exits Chapter 11.

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United tells 30,000 flight attendants not to use travel benefits while sick, despite contract language

United Airlines has instructed its nearly 30,000 flight attendants not to use non-revenue travel benefits while off sick, saying employees who are too ill to work are too ill for leisure travel. The directive has drawn attention because it appears to conflict with language in the attendants’ contract.

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