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Last Updated: Tuesday, Dec. 2, 2025, 1:06 PM PST
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Southwest Adds Condor as Fifth International Partner, Opens Access to 70+ Global Destinations
By Paddle Your Own Kanoo: Southwest Airlines has just added German airline Condor as its latest international partner, opening up new international routes for Southwest as it fast becomes a legacy carrier.
JetBlue’s year-end outlook dims on Hurricane Melissa, U.S. shutdown and Airbus A320 disruptions
By FlightGlobal: JetBlue Airways has modestly reduced expectations for its year-end operational performance in response to a trio of disruptions - Hurricane Melissa, the US federal government shutdown and the global grounding of Airbus A320-family jets.
Investigators Unable to Determine Cause of PT6A-67B Blade Separation That Forced Pilatus PC‑12 Ice Landing
By FlightGlobal: Canadian accident investigators cannot determine why a Pilatus PC-12's Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6A-67B turboprop suffered catastrophic blade separation during flight, forcing pilots to execute an emergency landing on sea ice near Rankin Inlet.
U.K. Airspace Redesign Program: Implications for Airlines, ANSPs and General Aviation
By AINonline: Business, Air Transport, Defense & General Aviation News.
What the New MOSAIC Rule Means for Sport Pilots and Flight Schools
By Flying Magazine: Fight instructors wade through the new MOSAIC rule for sport pilot training.
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.
Cirrus Next Lets Owners Trade in and Upgrade to a New SR or Vision Jet
By AINonline: Program simplifies move to a new airplane and ensures continuous flying during the process.