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Last Updated: Thursday, April 24, 2025, 2:40 AM PDT
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UK CAA appoints first drone assessor as new regulations come into force
By FlightGlobal: Widespread use of uncrewed air vehicles (UAVs) in the UK for tasks such as cargo transport, medical deliveries and surveying work has moved a step closer with the appointment by the country's civil aviation regulator of its first approved drone assessor.

Boeing ready to resell jets as tariffs hit China trade
By Reuters: Boeing is looking to resell potentially dozens of planes locked out of China by tariffs after repatriating a third jet to the United States rather than store it without willing buyers.

Boeing's top brass swoop into North Charleston to deliver an upbeat update

Inquiry highlights training demands for altiport flying after PC-12 accident at Courchevel
By FlightGlobal: French investigators have underlined the importance of rigorous training for operations at altiports - airports in mountainous terrain - after a Pilatus PC-12 collided with the steep runway slope at Courchevel.

Vietnam Airlines to finalise 50 Boeing narrow-body order soon, sources say
By Reuters: Flag carrier Vietnam Airlines HVN.HM is close to finalising a provisional order for 50 Boeing 737 MAX jets that it made in 2023, industry sources said, as it signed a funding arrangement for 50 single-aisle planes on Thursday.

EVA Air launches non-stop service between Taipei and Dallas
By AeroTime: EVA Air is set to launch non-stop flights between Taipei and Dallas using its fleet of Boeing B777-300ER starting October 2025.

EVA Air Announces Dallas Flights

Philippine Airlines picks former SriLankan chief as new leader
By FlightGlobal: Philippine Airlines has appointed its first foreign leader, tapping on former SriLankan CEO Richard Nuttall to lead the national carrier.

"Flying Towards Net Zero": Wizz Air's Plan to Cut Emissions
By Aviation Source: Wizz Air has unveiled its plan to achieving net zero emissions by 2025. It focuses on three core areas—flights, fuel, and footprint.