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Last Updated: Wednesday, July 16, 2025, 10:21 PM PDT
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Aviation Source
• Len Varley
IndiGo A320neo Diverts to Mumbai Following In-Flight Engine Failure
By Aviation Source: IndiGo flight 6E6271, an A320neo enroute to Goa from Delhi, made a precautionary diversion to Mumbai after an engine failure on 16 July.
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Wall Street Journal
• Andrew Tangel
New Details in Air India Crash Probe Shift Focus to Senior Pilot
By Wall Street Journal: A black-box recording and report details indicate that the flight’s captain switched off fuel flow to engines.
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FlightGlobal
• Jon Hemmerdinger
GTF grounding rate holds steady as Pratt & Whitney introduces durability fixes
By FlightGlobal: The number of commercial aircraft grounded due to Pratt & Whitney's (P&W) recall of PW1000-series turbofans appears to have declined slightly in recent months, but the share of grounded jets remains roughly unchanged at close to 30% of the fleet.
Business Standard
• Shine Jacob
India’s aerospace turf war: Andhra, Karnataka lock horns to attract investment
By Business Standard: States clash after Karnataka scraps farmland plan; Andhra pitches 8,000 acres.
Financial Express
Why are Karnataka and Andhra at loggerheads over aerospace companies?
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Bloomberg
• Mary Schlangenstein
United Refines Profit Target on Rebounding Travel Demand
By Bloomberg: United Airlines Holdings Inc. refined its profit outlook for this year as travel rebounds, adding a dose of optimism following a bleak few months punctuated by flight disruptions, trade tensions and fighting in the Middle East.
FlightGlobal
Newark disruptions cost United $218 million in Q2
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The War Zone
• Howard Altman
Details Emerge About An-124 Condor’s Mystery Flight Through Kyiv’s Restricted Airspace
By The War Zone: Antonov Airlines, which owns and operates the An-124 Condor, has explained what it was doing and why.
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Aviation Source
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Associated Press
• Associated Press
US TSA Eyes Easing Carry-On Liquid Limits After Reinstating Shoe-On Screening
By Associated Press: WASHINGTON (AP) — Travelers giddy about being able to keep their shoes on while walking through TSA checkpoints at the airport again may have something else.
View from the Wing
DHS Weighs Scrapping TSA 3-Ounce Liquid Rule as Traditional Limits Fade
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