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Last Updated: Tuesday, July 1, 2025, 6:36 PM PDT
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The Guardian
• Josh Taylor
Qantas confirms cyber-attack exposed records of up to 6 million customers
By The Guardian: The airline said the affected system has now been contained and its systems secured after the data breach.
Asian Aviation
Qantas confirms ‘significant’ cyberattack
Qatar Airways and Kenya Airways Ink a Strategic Partnership
By qatarairways.com: DOHA, Qatar – Qatar Airways and Kenya Airways have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), confirming the intention to enter a strategic partnership which will include a comprehensive codeshare...
Airways Magazine
Qatar Airways, Kenya Airways Enter Strategic Partnership
Aviation.travel
Qatar Airways and Kenya Airways Sign Strategic Partnership MoU
Aviation Source
• James Field
IndiGo Launches Mumbai–Manchester Flights: An Indicator of What’s to Come?
By Aviation Source: IndiGo launched flights between Mumbai and Manchester on July 1, marking a new era in the airline and the airport's direction.
The Air Current
• Elan Head
Essential for ops in a desert climate, Joby’s air conditioning system highlights the advantages of its vertical integration
By The Air Current: Essential for ops in a desert climate, Joby’s air conditioning system highlights the advantages of its vertical integration.
FlightGlobal
• Lewis Harper
SAS orders up to 55 Embraer 195-E2 jets
By FlightGlobal: SAS has ordered up to 55 Embraer 195-E2 aircraft for its SAS Link regional operation.
SAS Group
SAS places record order for 55 Embraer aircraft to power future growth and regional connectivity
Aviation Source
SAS Orders 55 Embraer E195-E2 Jets in Historic Fleet Renewal
Airways Magazine
• Helwing Villamizar
Cirium Launches First Annual Airline Emissions Ranking
By Airways Magazine: Cirium launches its first Annual Flight Emissions Review: a comprehensive and independently assured ranking of airline emissions.
FlightGlobal
• Jon Hemmerdinger
China joins aerospace firms in urging no new US trade barriers
By FlightGlobal: China, along with many US and global aviation firms, in recent weeks raised alarm with the US Department of Commerce, warning that new aerospace-specific import taxes would negatively disrupt a global industry.
