Runway Girl
• Mary Kirby
Runway Girl
• Mary Kirby
Today In Aviation
Last Updated: Sunday, Nov. 16, 2025, 3:18 PM PST
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PaxEx.Aero
• Seth Miller
San Antonio Airport Rebukes Southwest in Legal Fight Over Gate Assignments and Lease Rates
By PaxEx.Aero: Drama continues apace in San Antonio, where the airport and Southwest Airlines are locked in a legal battle over gate assignments and lease rates.
Reuters
Exclusive: Airbus poised to secure bulk of flydubai’s major jet order as talks could boost its share
By Reuters: Airbus' share of the deal could top 100 jets, but the final split depends on negotiations.
Air Data News
• Ricardo Meier
First Airbus A350F rolled out in Toulouse France
By Air Data News: Airbus has rolled the first A350F freighter out of its main assembly line in Toulouse recently. The milestone comes at a time when the manufacturer is.
Runway Girl
• Becca Alkema
flyadeal certifies cabin crew as licensed Saudi tour guides to boost tourism and ancillary revenue
By Runway Girl: flyadeal, Saudi Arabia’s fast-growing low-cost airline, has officially introduced cabin crew as certified tour guides in a ground-breaking regional initiative.
Reuters
• Tim Hepher
Boeing to hold production steady while it implements safety and quality fixes before increasing output
By Reuters: Boeing aims to stabilise aircraft production at current levels before advancing to the next industrial milestones as it implements safety and quality improvements, its top jetmaking executive said on Sunday.
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Aviation24
• André Orban
Air Transat to launch Dakar and Reykjavik routes in Summer 2026
By Aviation24: Air Transat is broadening its international reach next summer with two new direct routes from Montreal to Dakar, Senegal, and Reykjavik, Iceland. The.
Reuters
• Federico Maccioni
Airbus says Middle East regional aircraft to more than double by 2044
By Reuters: Airbus expects the Middle East's regional aircraft fleet to more than double to 3,700 planes by 2044, an official said on Sunday.
