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Last Updated: Friday, Oct. 24, 2025, 2:21 PM PDT
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Staff shortages at Kelowna, Winnipeg airports forcing periodic closings, Air Canada memo warns
By theglobeandmail.com: The airline advised its pilots to avoid the B.C. and Manitoba airports during severe staff shortfalls in air-traffic control.
Gulfstream delivers 113 jets in first nine months of 2025 — strongest nine‑month performance in a decade
By FlightGlobal: Business jet manufacturer Gulfstream has delivered 113 aircraft in the first nine months of 2025, marking its strongest nine-month performance in at least a decade as supply chain conditions improve to pre-pandemic levels.
(DE) Latam introduces improvements to its Business Class offering | aeroTELEGRAPH
By aerotelegraph.com: Die südamerikanische Gruppe startet am 1. Dezember ein umfassend erneuertes Business Class-Angebot. Sie gestaltet Service, Design und Atmosphäre an Bord neu, um eine authentisch lateinamerikanische Gastfreundschaft zu vermitteln.
DOT clears Mesa to operate Republic Airways under its ownership, but stops short of approving the merger
By enginecowl.com: However, the DOT warned that this does not mean it approved their merger.
ODAs Fill Gap During FAA Shutdown — Kilroy Aviation Helps Keep Certification and Modifications Moving
By AINonline: Kilroy Aviation expertise can keep modification projects moving.
Reddit co-founder invests in US's virtual carrier RetrievAir
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American Airlines to Retrofit 777-200s with New Premium Cabins to Extend Fleet Life
By Aviation Week: American Airlines plans a retrofit of its aging Boeing 777-200 widebodies as part of its quest to expand premium offerings and keep capital costs in check.