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Aviation Daily, November 10, 2026

VOL. 446 NO. 29 November 10, 2026

News

Southwest MAX Exterior rudder photo Southwest
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Daily Memo: Safety Improvement Depends On Learning The Right Lessons

Nov 09, 2026
Boeing and Southwest overhauled wind-damage inspection procedures after storm damage went undetected on a 737 MAX, leading to an inflight rudder malfunction.
Boeing 727 fuselage in protective overwrap
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Boeing Commercial Airplanes Cutting 5% Of Workforce As It Labors To Ramp-Up

Nov 09, 2026
BCA will cut 5% of its roughly 51,000-person workforce as it aligns staffing with a slower airliner ramp-up and continues integrating Spirit AeroSystems.
Artist drawing of wing extensions
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Safran Researches Folding Wingtip Actuation

Nov 05, 2026
Safran is researching folding wingtip actuators for high-aspect-ratio wings on next-generation Airbus and Boeing narrowbodies.
AirBaltic Airbus A220 at Riga, Latvia.
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AirBaltic Signs For New Lufthansa Wet Leases, But With Fewer Aircraft

Nov 09, 2026
AirBaltic has signed a wet-lease deal with Lufthansa Group to provide up to six A220-300s.
Indian airline MRO executives on stage at Aviation India 2026
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Leading Indian Carriers Move Toward Self-Reliant MRO As Fleets Grow

Nov 09, 2026
India's three largest airlines are expanding in-house MRO capabilities, as executives say domestic aftermarket capacity has not kept pace with fleet growth.
Adrian Hamilton-Manns
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Pakistan International Airlines Picks Hamilton-Manns As New CEO

Nov 02, 2026
Pakistan International Airlines has appointed veteran industry exec Adrian Hamilton-Manns to helm the national flag carrier.
Breeze Airbus A220-300
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Breeze, AIP Capital Close New Financing Agreement

Nov 09, 2026
Breeze Airways secured a $228 million debt facility with AIP Capital to fund six new Airbus A220-300s as it expands its fleet.
New Washington Dulles concourse
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Washington Dulles Airport Set To Open New United Airlines Concourse

Nov 09, 2026
United Airlines will open a $700 million, 14-gate concourse at Washington Dulles on Nov. 10, part of a broader $22 billion airport expansion.
Delta jet at Heathrow Airport
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Delta Vows To Fight Heathrow Terminal 4 Relocation

Nov 03, 2026
Delta is vowing to fight Heathrow's plan to move it to Terminal 4, warning it would split the carrier from its joint venture partner Virgin Atlantic.
aircraft propeller engine inside a hangar is being fixed by an aircraft mechanic.
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MRO Memo: Part-ificial Intelligence? AI Comes To USM Trading

Oct 21, 2026
AI is reshaping aviation parts trading as USM demand grows, boosting forecasting and pricing, but experts note data quality and human expertise remain essential.
Engine MRO
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Japan's Itochu Takes Stake In New IAG Engine Business

Oct 27, 2026
Iberia has agreed terms with Itochu Corp. for the Japanese group to acquire a stake in IAG Engine Tech to support the growth of the new engine MRO provider.

Industry Data

CFM56
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Data: Forecast Narrowbody Engine Overhauls In The Asia-Pacific Region

Nov 09, 2026
The Asia-Pacific narrowbody engine overhaul market equates to $50 billion demand from 2027-2036 with over 8,500 forecasted engine overhauls.
Heavy checks promo graphic
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Data: How Heavy Maintenance Outsourcing Is Trending In Australasia

Nov 05, 2026
Aviation Week assesses the volume of heavy checks being outsourced in Australia and New Zealand.