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Last Updated: Wednesday, Oct. 29, 2025, 6:00 PM PDT
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China Southern Authorises Xiamen Airlines to Provide Financial Guarantees for 2026 Financings
By ch-aviation: Xiamen Airlines (MF, Xiamen) has received approval from majority shareholder China Southern Airlines (CZ, Guangzhou) to provide financial guarantees to several...
Aviation24
• André Orban
London Gatwick expands African network with Air Peace’s new Abuja service
By Aviation24: London Gatwick has strengthened its role as a leading UK gateway to Africa with the launch of Air Peace’s new direct service to Abuja, Nigeria, which took.
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Taiwan's China Airlines expects first B787 delivery in 1Q26
By ch-aviation: Discover more news on China Airlines at ch-aviation, the leading aviation news and data provider.
FlightGlobal
• Howard Hardee
American’s first A321XLR enters service as airline expands Flagship Suite premium seating across long‑haul fleet
By FlightGlobal: As American Airlines chases the industry trend of appealing to higher-paying air travellers, it is introducing its new Flagship Suite business class on additional long-haul aircraft.
Reuters
• Tim Hepher
Airbus Q3 profits beat estimates but trims A220 production target amid supply‑chain pressures
By Reuters: Europe's Airbus lowered a production target for its smallest jetliner on Wednesday, taking the gloss off forecast-beating quarterly profits at the rest of its commercial jetliner business as well as gains in helicopters and defence.
Reuters
• David Shepardson
NTSB urges operators of 10 Bombardier Learjet models to inspect main landing gear attachment after fatal accident
By Reuters: The National Transportation Safety Board on Wednesday issued an urgent recommendation to operators of 10 Bombardier Learjet airplane models to ensure main landing gear is attached correctly.
Reuters
• Dan Catchpole
Boeing posts nearly $5B charge for 777X delays as quarterly loss narrows
By Reuters: Boeing pushed the first delivery of its long-delayed 777X jet program to 2027 and took a bigger-than-expected $5 billion charge on Wednesday, in another setback for the U.S.
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