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Last Updated: Friday, Nov. 21, 2025, 3:39 AM PST
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IndiGo invests to tilt fleet structure more in favour of aircraft ownership
By FlightGlobal: Indian budget carrier IndiGo is to invest $820 million into a wholly-owned subsidiary as part of a strategy to increase aircraft ownership. The capital investment - which has received board approval - involves the subsidiary InterGlobe Aviation Financial Services.
IndiGo to invest USD 820 million in subsidiary for aircraft ownership
Airbus Delivery Shortfalls Persist as Boeing Surges — Duopoly Signals Industry Recovery
By AirInsight: Airbus delivery shortfalls grow despite a 1.9-per-day pace, while Boeing accelerates past expectations. A strong duopoly signals continued recovery.
Etihad COO on fleet plans, efficiency and US$1B investment
By AeroTime: Etihad COO discusses fleet plans, operational efficiency and an upcoming billion-dollar product investment program at the Dubai Airshow 2025.
Emirates SkyCargo signs MOU with LODD Autonomous to develop and deploy innovative cargo solutions
By emirates.com: The MOU between Emirates SkyCargo and LODD Autonomous aim to develop and deploy innovative cargo solutions.
Emirates Group partners with OpenAI to accelerate airline-wide AI adoption
By emirates.com: Emirates Group and OpenAI to collaborate for advancement of AI adoption across the airline.
(FI) SAS and Vietnam Airlines expand codeshare - new route from Copenhagen to Ho Chi Minh City
By lentoposti.fi: SAS ja Vietnam Airlines laajentavat yhteistyötä uudella codeshare-sopimuksella, joka mahdollistaa lennot Skandinaviasta Vietnamiin sekä jatkolennot Vietnamin sisällä.
Air Astana signs MoU for up to 50 Airbus A320neo-family jets, with A321LRs prominent
By FlightGlobal: Kazakh carrier Air Astana intends to order up to 50 Airbus A320neo-family aircraft, primarily the long-range A321LR variant, for a fleet modernisation.