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Last Updated: Friday, Nov. 7, 2025, 5:19 AM PST
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Skyportz Begins Building First Aeroberm Vertipad Prototype for Real‑World Testing
By AINonline: Real-world testing to verify simulation-based benefits of unique modular design.
Why IAG’s Strong Q3 2025 Profit Failed to Impress Investors
By Skift: IAG reported another strong profit for July-September 2025, but its numbers left some investors feeling underwhelmed.
IAG shares plunge 10% as weaker US demand drags Q3 profits
ZeroAvia Wins €21.4M EU Grant to Deliver Hydrogen‑Electric Cargo Aircraft to Norway
By AINonline: European funding validates hydrogen-electric aviation as strategic technology, says developer.
ZeroAvia to retrofit Cessna Caravans with ZA600 hydrogen engines
Göteborg Landvetter Airport reopens after drone activity forces temporary shutdown
By AeroTime: Flights at Sweden’s Göteborg Landvetter Airport resumed after drone activity forced a temporary shutdown on November 6, 2025, authorities confirmed.
India's top court: preliminary Air India crash report does not blame pilot; to hear pilot father's plea for independent probe on Nov 10
By Reuters: The Supreme Court said it will hear a plea from the pilot's father on November 10 for an independent probe.
U.S. approves sale of up to 37 Boeing jets to carriers in Kazakhstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan
By Reuters: U.S. President Donald Trump's administration announced on Thursday new deals to sell up to 37 Boeing jets to airlines in the Central Asian nations of Kazakhstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan.
Wizz Air delays delivery of 88 Airbus jets to 2033 and trims long‑haul commitments
By Reuters: Wizz Air said on Friday it had delayed taking the deliveries of 88 Airbus jets to fiscal year 2033, from 2030, and reduced its commitment to long-haul jets as the budget airline seeks to cut costs and revive profits.