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Murphy Aircraft Ceases Operations as Assets Sold at Auction
Canadian kit aircraft manufacturer Murphy Aircraft has gone out of business and sold its assets at a public auction.

Three Dead After Midair Helicopter Collision Near McMinnville, Oregon
Three people died after two helicopters collided midair southeast of McMinnville, Oregon, according to local reports.

Archer Aviation and ITA Airways Plan Electric Air Taxis in Italy
Archer Aviation and ITA Airways announced plans to bring electric air taxis to Italy.

Boeing 777X Set to Overtake A350 as World's Widest Twinjet
The Airbus A350's reign as the world's widest twin-aisle twinjet is coming to an end, with Boeing's long-delayed 777X poised to redefine cabin width and long-haul passenger comfort.

The Five-Minute Cabin Sweep: Aviation's Most Overlooked Safety Ritual
After every landing, flight attendants perform a rapid but meticulous cabin sweep — a routine that protects passengers, preserves security, and reveals how much safety depends on disciplined attention to detail.

KLM's First Airbus A350 Enters Daily Transatlantic Service
KLM has launched its first Airbus A350 flight, moving the type from five weekly rotations to daily transatlantic service as Montreal and African routes await.

US Warns $3.4 Billion Airbus Loan Threatens EU Trade Truce
US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer warned the European Union that a $3.4 billion loan to Airbus threatens the transatlantic aircraft trade truce.

Two Helicopters Collide Near McMinnville Airport, Killing Three
Two helicopters collided mid-air near Oregon's McMinnville Municipal Airport on Thursday afternoon, killing three people and closing Highway 233.

Textron Aviation Q3 Citation Jet Deliveries Rise 21%
Textron Aviation delivered 51 Citation business jets in the third quarter of 2026, up 21% from a year earlier, while turboprop shipments declined.

Air Transat Adds Five New Canada-Europe Routes for Summer 2027
Air Transat will launch five new non-stop routes between Canada and Europe for summer 2027, including new services from Montreal, Toronto and Quebec City.

Emirates A380 Engine Overhaul Delays Slow Network Growth
Engine-overhaul times for Emirates' Airbus A380 fleet have risen from a contracted 85 days to more than 350 days, limiting capacity growth.

China's CE-25A Electric Commuter Airliner Demonstrator Emerges in Photos
New images appear to show a full-sized demonstrator of COMAC's CE-25A, a 19-seat all-electric commuter aircraft.

United Pushes the 737 MAX to Its Limits on Ultra-Long Winter Routes
United Airlines is scheduling Boeing 737 MAX flights well beyond 3,000 miles in winter 2027, testing the narrowbody's endurance and reshaping long-haul network strategy.

Delta Hires 66 New Pilots as Spirit's Collapse Reshapes Talent Pool
Delta Air Lines' latest pilot class of 66 includes roughly a quarter from Spirit Airlines, underscoring how the carrier's shutdown is redistributing experienced crews across the industry.

One Jet, One Week: What a VistaJet Global Tour Reveals
Tracking VistaJet's 9H-VIL across Europe and the Americas for a week exposes the range, logistics and economics that keep business aviation moving.
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US Warns $3.4 Billion Airbus Loan Threatens EU Trade Truce
US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer warned the European Union that a $3.4 billion loan to Airbus threatens the transatlantic aircraft trade truce.
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The Dreamliner's Heavy Burden: Why Early Boeing 787s Weighed 22,000 Lbs More
Boeing's first 787s carried up to 22,000 pounds of excess weight, a costly consequence of rushed development and design compromises that shaped the Dreamliner's early years.

Electric Aircraft Complete Florida's First Advanced Air Mobility Demo in Tampa Bay
Two electric aircraft landed in Tampa as Florida hosted its first Advanced Air Mobility demonstration over Tampa Bay.

New Mexico State Police Aircraft Rescue 10 People and Four Dogs in Flooding
New Mexico State Police's aircraft unit rescued 10 people and four dogs during flooding that began October 23.
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Delta, United, JetBlue Face Federal Probe Over Personalized Fares
Federal regulators are demanding that three major U.S. airlines disclose how passenger data feeds into increasingly sophisticated pricing tools, raising fresh questions about transparency and fairness in airfare pricing.

The Five-Minute Cabin Sweep: Aviation's Most Overlooked Safety Ritual
After every landing, flight attendants perform a rapid but meticulous cabin sweep — a routine that protects passengers, preserves security, and reveals how much safety depends on disciplined attention to detail.

KLM's First Airbus A350 Enters Daily Transatlantic Service
KLM has launched its first Airbus A350 flight, moving the type from five weekly rotations to daily transatlantic service as Montreal and African routes await.
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