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Last Updated: Thursday, Dec. 11, 2025, 3:34 PM PST
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Aer Lingus Announces NS26 Network Additions for Summer 2026 — Five European Routes and One Transatlantic
By aeroroutes.com: Published at 0815PST / 1615GMT 11DEC25 Aer Lingus today (11DEC25) announced further network additions for Northern summer 2026 season, including 5 European routes (2 service resumptions) and 1 Trans-Atlantic route.
After Airbus issue, US Department of Transportation says airlines don't have to cover passenger expenses amid aircraft recalls
By Associated Press: The U.S. Department of Transportation has issued new guidance stating airlines don't have to cover passenger expenses like meals or lodging when a flight is canceled or significantly delayed by an aircraft recall.
Rising Rivers Threaten Airports in Washington state
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American becomes first US airline to debut long-range Airbus A321XLR
By The Points Guy: American Airlines next week will become the first U.S. airline to offer service on Airbus' new long-range aircraft: the Airbus A321XLR, featuring the carrier's Flagship Suites.
San Diego Police Department Aviation Unit modernizes its helicopter fleet — from a seized JetRanger to H125s
By Vertical Mag: From a seized JetRanger to a fleet of H125s, the SDPD Aviation Unit has grown through deliberate modernization, disciplined staffing, and a mission built on precision rather than expansion.
American Airlines in talks with Amazon for in-flight Wi-Fi
By Dallas Morning News: Fort Worth-based American Airlines Group Inc. has held discussions with Amazon.com Inc. about using the Amazon Leo satellite-based internet service for in-fligh...
Two Airplanes Land on Florida Roads in Separate Incidents
By Flying Magazine: There was dramatic video but no serious injuries when a twin-engine aircraft made a forced landing on a Florida interstate during rush hour.