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Last Updated: Saturday, Nov. 15, 2025, 9:58 PM PST
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GE Aerospace to build $50M on-wing support facility in Dubai for CFM LEAP-1 and GE9X
By Aviation Week: GE Aerospace is set to break ground on a $50 million On Wing Support maintenance facility for CFM Leap-1 and GE9X in Dubai.
Honeywell’s next‑gen 'black box' targets GPS jamming, pilot fatigue and expanded onboard monitoring
By AINonline: Honeywell also seeks solutions for GPS jamming, pilot fatigue, and more.
Dubai International Overtakes Atlanta as World’s Busiest Airport in 2025, Shifting Global Hub Dynamics
By travelandtourworld.com: Dubai International surpasses Atlanta to become the world’s busiest airport in 2025, marking a pivotal moment for global aviation and tourism.
Smithsonian Air & Space Museums Reopening After Government Shutdown
By Flying Magazine: The Smithsonian has initiated rolling reopens after the government shutdown ends.
HAL and Russia’s UAC to Build SJ-100 in India — Strategic Push to Seed a Domestic Commercial Jet Industry
By Economic Times: India's Hindustan Aeronautics Limited is joining forces with Russia's United Aircraft Corporation. They plan to manufacture the SJ-100 regional aircraft in India.
FAA expands emergency airworthiness directive on MD-11 engine pylons to include DC-10s
By Flightradar24: The FAA expanded its emergency airworthiness directive regarding MD-11 engine pylons to include predecessor DC-10 aircraft.
FAA issues emergency AD grounding DC‑10/MD‑10 fleets after UPS MD‑11 engine separation
FAA Expands Emergency AD, Grounds MD‑11, DC‑10 and MD‑10 Fleets
Dassault Displays Two Falcon Jets at Dubai Airshow, Showcasing Largest Cabin and Longest-Range Model
By AINonline: Dassault showcasing largest business jet cabin and longest-range jet.