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Last Updated: Monday, Dec. 1, 2025, 9:00 AM PST
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NetJets to stop selling Citation XLS jet card in December
By ch-aviation: NetJets Aviation (EJA, Columbus John Glenn, OH) will stop selling the Citation XLS jet card on December 15 as it transitions to the new Citation Ascend...
US screened record 3.13 million airline passengers on Sunday
By Reuters: The U.S. Transportation Security Administration said it screened 3.13 million airline passengers on Sunday, the highest number for a single day.
Porter Airlines’ Expansion Strategy Under Kevin Jackson: Reimagining Premium Regional Travel
By Skift: Kevin Jackson leads Porter Airlines as President and continues to shape one of North America’s most talked-about airline expansions.
GE Aerospace to invest £19 million to modernise Wales site
By GE Aerospace: December 1, 2025 – Nantgarw, UK – GE Aerospace has announced a £19 million investment over the next three years to refurbish its Wales site, a world-class centre for commercial.
Airbus discovers fuselage-panel quality fault on dozens of A320‑family jets
By Reuters: Airbus said on Monday it has discovered an industrial quality issue affecting metal panels of a "limited" number of A320-family aircraft, confirming a Reuters report, the latest challenge for the planemaker after a weekend recall of its jets.
2025 Regulatory Shakeup for Aviation: Tariffs, U.S. ATC Reform and European Compliance Headaches
By AINonline: Tariffs plague global stage, ATC moves to front-burrner in U.S., and regulatory woes arise in Europe.
Director of UK aircraft parts supplier pleads guilty to fraudulent trading after safety-linked global groundings
By Reuters: The director of a London-based airline parts company on Monday pleaded guilty to fraudulent trading, two years after planes were briefly grounded worldwide over safety fears linked to his company.