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Last Updated: Thursday, Oct. 30, 2025, 10:54 PM PDT
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Bahraini MPs block gov't plan to sell 49% stake in Gulf Air
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AeroTime
• Miquel Ros
oneworld CEO Nathaniel Pieper (incoming American Airlines CCO) on the alliance’s premium focus, growth, technology and sustainability
By AeroTime: oneworld CEO and future American Airlines CCO Nathaniel Pieper on the alliance's premium focus, growth strategy, technology, and sustainability initiatives.
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Xiamen Airlines receives first A320neo (B-32MY), first of 20 direct-order aircraft
By ch-aviation: Xiamen Airlines (MF, Xiamen) has taken delivery of its first A320-200N, B-32MY (msn 12708), on October 29. The aircraft is the first of twenty units from a direct order...
The Air Current
• Jon Ostrower
Boeing divestment of Jeppesent and ForeFlight to close as early as November 3
By The Air Current: The sale is expected to help Boeing pay down its $53 billion debt burdenE-sub: Sale will help Boeing pay down $53 billion debt.
Reuters
Air India seeks $1.14 billion lifeline from SIA and Tata, Bloomberg News reports
By Reuters: Air India is seeking at least 100 billion rupees ($1.14 billion) in financial support from owners Singapore Airlines and Tata Sons, Bloomberg News reported on Thursday, citing people familiar with the matter.
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South Korea's Jeju Air to sell three B737-800s
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Reuters
• David Shepardson
JetBlue flight from Cancun diverts to Tampa after reported flight-control issue; passenger injuries reported
By Reuters: A JetBlue Airways flight on Thursday en route from Cancun, Mexico, to New Jersey diverted to Tampa after suffering a flight control issue and a sudden drop in altitude that resulted in some injuries, the Federal Aviation Administration and airline said.
