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    New Aircraft Supply Constraints Expected to Persist Until 2030

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    Thailand’s Queen Suthida Completes First Solo Flight in a Gripen

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    Private Jet Loses Door Mid-Flight in Nigeria

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    Wizz Air Considers New Flights to Bilbao from the Balkans

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    Tesla’s Flying Car Unveiled

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      New Aircraft Supply Constraints Expected to Persist Until 2030

      Airlines worldwide are expected to face difficulties securing new aircraft until at least 2030. According to Cirium’s forecast, engine and component supply issues, along with certification delays, are making it harder for manufacturers to meet demand. Around 43,000 passenger and cargo aircraft are projected to be delivered to airlines between 2026 and 2045 for fleet expansion and replacement, with a…

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      Thailand’s Queen Suthida Completes First Solo Flight in a Gripen

      Thailand’s Queen Suthida completed her first solo flight in a Saab JAS 39C Gripen fighter jet on October 8, 2026. King Maha Vajiralongkorn observed the training flight at the Royal Thai Air Force’s Wing 7 base in Surat Thani. Suthida began her aviation career as a cabin crew member at JALways in 2000 before joining Thai Airways in 2003. She…

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      Tesla’s Flying Car Unveiled

      ↪️Tesla unveiled its next-generation electric sports car, the Roadster, capable of brief flight, at an event held at the SpaceX test facility in Texas, USA. During the demonstration, the vehicle reversed up a specialized ramp before lifting off the ground thanks to SpaceX-developed thrusters, rotated around its own axis, and landed back down. ↪️Elon Musk announced that the new Roadster…

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      Delta Flight Hits Turbulence, Two Flight Attendants Injured

      Two flight attendants were injured due to turbulence on Delta Air Lines flight DL1820 from Liberia, Costa Rica, to Atlanta on October 12, 2026. The Boeing 737-900ER, registration N820DN, encountered moderate turbulence lasting approximately 10 seconds while cruising at an altitude of 34,000–35,000 feet. The turbulence occurred during cabin service, causing two flight attendants to lose their balance and fall…

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      Murat Şeker Comments on CFM Agreement

      Turkish Airlines Chairman of the Board Murat Şeker commented on the agreement between Turkish Technic and CFM International covering more than 600 LEAP-1B engines. He stated that the cooperation signed with Safran CEO Olivier Andriès and Turkish Technic CEO Mikail Akbulut encompasses engine procurement and maintenance processes, as well as a comprehensive maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) ecosystem. Şeker said…

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      Aviation Capital Group Places Order for 75 Airbus Aircraft

      US-based aircraft leasing company Aviation Capital Group (ACG) has signed a firm order with Airbus for 75 A320neo Family aircraft, bringing its total orders for the family to 190. The deal marks the largest aircraft order in ACG’s nearly 40-year history. ACG CEO Thomas Baker said the company’s fleet strategy focuses on new-generation narrowbody aircraft. ACG’s direct order relationship with…

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      Turkish Airlines and CFM International Sign Engine Agreement

      HY and CFM International Sign Engine AgreementTurkish Airlines (THY) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with CFM International covering the supply of engines and spare engines for up to 295 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft, engine maintenance services, and the establishment of a new engine maintenance center. Of the aircraft covered by the agreement, 150 are part of the previously…

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      Southwest Airlines Announces Major Changes to Loyalty Program

      U.S.-based Southwest Airlines has announced that it will restructure its Rapid Rewards loyalty program starting January 1, 2027. Under the new system, the existing A-List and A-List Preferred tiers will be renamed Silver and Gold, while a new Platinum tier will be introduced. Silver status will require 25 flights or 35,000 points, Gold 50 flights or 65,000 points, and Platinum…

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