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OEMs (original equipment manufacturers) are pressing for tariff-linked price hikes as supply-chain bottlenecks and rising input costs bite. Manufacturers of aircraft and engines are warning that ongoing supply-chain disruption — from delayed parts to higher raw-material prices — is forcing…

Alliance Aviation has handed its Dublin GAT to DAA to speed up private and charter air services. The Dublin GAT transfer was finalised within the past 12 hours, with Alliance Aviation signing over control of its general aviation terminal (GAT)…

Bombardier says NetJets SAF (sustainable aviation fuel) use has climbed to become the fourth-largest commercial user worldwide. Experts at Bombardier flagged a sharp uptick in uptake of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) among business aviation operators, with NetJets now ranked as…

Wizz Air Abu Dhabi routes are restarting from Larnaca, Cyprus, and Sofia, Bulgaria, in mid-November. Wizz Air Hungary will resume service to Abu Dhabi from Larnaca on November 15 and from Sofia on November 17, operating A321ceo and A321neo aircraft…

On November 14, 2025 the US Army requested greater flexibility in US Army aviation funding to speed procurement and modernization of helicopters and unmanned aerial systems (UAS). The department told lawmakers it needs streamlined budget authorities to respond faster to…

On November 14, 2025, NATO aviation technology talks advanced as allies explored joint R&D and shared procurement for AI-enabled avionics and unmanned aerial systems (UAS). European defense sources reported that on November 14, 2025 allied delegations met to discuss pooled…

Canada is weighing a major military aviation procurement to sharpen its NATO and continental-defence role. Ottawa is reportedly discussing a significant Canada military procurement of advanced aircraft to strengthen interoperability with US and European allies and address capability gaps identified…

UK airspace consultation opened by the Civil Aviation Authority on 14 November 2025 to shape 2026/27 routes and environmental measures. The UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) launched a public UK airspace consultation on 14 November 2025 inviting airlines, airports, local…

EASA’s first-ever AI rules aim to bring safety, transparency and human oversight to AI in EU aviation. On November 14, 2025 the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) published a regulatory proposal targeting AI in aviation — framed throughout as…

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) lifted a 6% flight cap at 40 major airports and airlines expect flight recovery within days after a 43‑day US government shutdown. The shutdown ended on November 13, 2025, after 43 days that saw widespread…