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Last Updated: Saturday, Nov. 15, 2025, 1:54 PM PST
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Dassault Displays Two Falcon Jets at Dubai Airshow, Showcasing Largest Cabin and Longest-Range Model
By AINonline: Dassault showcasing largest business jet cabin and longest-range jet.
UAE’s Action Aviation becomes Middle East launch customer for Gogo Galileo FDX satcom on Boeing Business Jet
By AINonline: UAE-based management and charter operator is system’s Middle East launch customer.
Peter J. Dolara, former American Airlines executive key to Latin America, passes away
By Aviacionline: Peter J. Dolara, former American Airlines executive key to Latin America, passes away Peter J. Dolara, a legendary figure at American, dies. He led the consolidation of the Miami hub and the company‘s network in Mexico, the Caribbean, and Latin America.
FAI Aviation Dubs Dubai Airshow as Desirable Event for Company Debut
By AINonline: Inaugural show appearance celebrates 23 years of UAE presence.
Greece Takes Delivery of Its First State-owned Firefighting Aircraft
By AerialFire: Greece officially took delivery of its first state-owned firefighting aircraft on Thursday, in a ceremony at Megara Airport attended by.
Pilot crunch: India needs 30,000 pilots as 1,700 aircraft await delivery; Union aviation minister flags urgent training push
By Times of India: India Business News: India's aviation sector requires an estimated 30,000 new pilots to manage its expanding fleet of 1,700 aircraft. The Union Civil Aviation Minister hig.
Blue Islands suspends operations weeks after Eastern Airways collapse, disrupting Channel Islands links
By FlightGlobal: Another UK regional operator, Blue Islands, has suspended operations barely two weeks after the demise of Eastern Airways. Blue Islands had been operating a fleet of ATR turboprops on services connecting the Channel Islands with primarily UK and Irish cities.