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Last Updated: Tuesday, Dec. 2, 2025, 10:46 AM PST
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Canadians Turning Away from U.S. Travel — What It Means for Airlines and Airports
By Skift: If the U.S. doesn't address Canadians’ core travel concerns, they'll continue to choose other destinations or their own country.
Pierre Karl Péladeau Launches Fresh Bid for Control of Canadian Carrier Transat
By Bloomberg Law: Quebec billionaire Pierre Karl Péladeau is pushing for partial control of the board of vacation provider Transat AT Inc., saying the company needs major changes to turn around its share price and fix its balance sheet.
Atlantic Aviation Expands in the Caribbean with St. Maarten FBO Buy
By AINonline: The move gives the FBO chain its third Caribbean Base.
Boeing CFO: New commercial-aircraft development 'a ways out' as company cites tech and market constraints
By FlightGlobal: Boeing's chief financial officer has firmly dismissed suggestions the manufacturer is close to launching development of a new commercial aircraft, stating that neither the company, technology nor market conditions are ready for such a programme.
Flybondi orders 20 Airbus A220‑300s and 15 Boeing 737 MAX 10s in $1.7B deal; deliveries begin 2027
By Aviacionline: Flybondi Announces $1.7 Billion Investment for Airbus A220 and Boeing 737 MAX 10 Fleet Flybondi confirmed an order for 20 Airbus A220-300s and 15 Boeing 737-10s.
Boeing CFO Says 737 and 787 Deliveries to Rise Next Year; Shares Jump ~6%
By Reuters: Boeing expects higher jet deliveries and positive free cash flow next year, its finance chief said on Tuesday, sending shares of the planemaker up more than 8% in late morning trading.
Boeing expects 737 and 787 delivery growth in 2026
Boeing clears out last of stored aircraft & eyes faster deliveries in 2026
Air India flew A320 eight times with expired airworthiness certificate; DGCA opens probe
By Economic Times: Air India operated an Airbus A320 eight times with an expired airworthiness license, risking passenger safety. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) is investigating the lapse, which could lead to significant penalties for the airline and its officials.