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Last Updated: Tuesday, Nov. 11, 2025, 8:27 AM PST
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aeroroutes.com
• Jim Liu
Aeromexico adds Europe routes for Northern Summer 2026, resumes Mexico City–Barcelona (6 weekly on 787)
By aeroroutes.com: Published at 0600PST / 1400GMT 11NOV25 Aeromexico in Northern summer 2026 season plans add a pair of European routes, opened for reservations since last week, which includes service resumption to Barcelona.
Reuters
• Dan Catchpole
Boeing delivers 53 jets in October, raises year-to-date deliveries to 493 and secures 15 orders
By Reuters: Boeing said on Tuesday that it delivered 53 jets in October, bringing its total for the year to 493, and received 15 new orders last month.
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Aviation Week
• Victoria Moores
Kenya Airways to Launch Strategic Investor Search by End of 2025 to Support Fleet Growth
By Aviation Week: Kenya Airways CEO Allan Kilavuka is hoping that a formal strategic investor search will be launched by the end of 2025, paving the way for future fleet growth.
FlightGlobal
• Dominic Perry
EasyJet eyes A319 phase-out by 2030 as fleet replacement accelerates
By FlightGlobal: EasyJet intends to have largely retired its fleet of elderly Airbus A319s by 2030 as the budget carrier's refleeting programme accelerates.
qatarairways.com
• News Release
Qatar Airways Adds Hail Route, Increases Frequencies to Jeddah and Riyadh
By qatarairways.com: DOHA, Qatar – Qatar Airways Group Chief Executive Officer, Engr. Badr Mohammed Al-Meer, has announced another expansion of the airline’s service in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia during his panel discussion, “Tourism Rising: A New Era of Influence and Impact”, at the TOURISE Summit 2025 in Riyadh.
Airline Economics
Qatar Airways to launch three weekly flights to Hail, Saudi Arabia
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Reuters
• Jonathan Stempel
United asks judge to dismiss lawsuit alleging passengers paid for ‘window’ seats that had no windows
By Reuters: United Airlines has asked a federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit claiming it unfairly charged passengers extra money to sit in "window seats" that, to their surprise, lacked windows.
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ch-aviation
• CH-Aviation Staff
Innsbruck to Cut Airport Fees by 75% for Austrian Airlines — Regional Boost with Potential State‑Aid and Competitive Implications
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