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Canada-based CAE has deployed four new full-flight simulators across the Americas, adding critical pilot training capacity for Bombardier, Embraer, Pilatus, and Cessna business aircraft.
ATP Flight School has opened a training facility at Dayton International Airport, expanding its nationwide network to 87 locations as pilot demand remains strong.
Scandinavian Airlines will boost intercontinental flights from Copenhagen and launch seasonal services to Ljubljana and Menorca for summer 2027.
FlightSafety International and Honda Aircraft Company have launched a specialized 5.5-hour Runway Operations Mastery training curriculum for HondaJet HA-420 Elite and Elite II flight crews.
United Airlines has taken delivery of its first custom-configured Airbus A321neo Coastliner featuring 20 lie-flat Polaris business suites, though passenger operations have slipped to early 2027.
Brussels Airlines achieved a record third-quarter adjusted EBIT of €84 million as expanded capacity and improved operational reliability returned the Belgian carrier to profitability.
The Air Force Research Laboratory has awarded Electra Defense $4.7 million to evaluate its EL9 hybrid-electric aircraft for dispersed Agile Combat Employment logistics.
Dallas Fort Worth International Airport has completed lifting six modular station sections onto the active Skylink guideway to advance its $4 billion Terminal F project.
Ryanair has based two additional Boeing 737 aircraft in Porto and launched seven new European routes, lifting winter capacity by 13% to 2.7 million seats.
Aviation Capital Group reported total assets of $15.5 billion and nine-month revenues of $1.0 billion, driven by expanding commercial aircraft lease placements.
Textron Aviation Defense and Leonardo are the sole remaining major bidder for the US Navy's 216-aircraft T-45 Goshawk replacement after Sierra Nevada Corporation withdrew.
An American Airlines Boeing 787-8 bound for Milan returned safely to Miami International Airport after declaring an emergency due to an unretracted landing gear door.
