A day of taxes, guns, partnerships, and a quirky flight question. (Or should it be Lawyers guns and money? Sadly Warren Zevon is not with us any more).
Latin American airlines denounce high taxes. — A warning to other regions (Africa, you listening?).
https://aviationweek.com/air-transport/airlines-lessors/latin-american-carriers-denounce-high-taxes-ongoing-new-engine
This could have been very scary. — When will America learn guns kill? ATL shooting plan foiled.
https://aviationa2z.com/index.php/2025/10/22/atlanta-police-arrest-man-planning-mass-shooting-at-atlanta/
Reading behind the lines. — The great Amex/Concur “deal” and what it really means.
https://www.businesstravelnews.com/Management/Amex-GBT-Concur-Partner-for-Integrated-Travel-and-Expense-Offering
Korea is cool. — A masterclass in soft power marketing.
https://cmemailmarketing.co.uk/A05767353-CMP21338CON3373-RCP2I375487O32-4-TRK47294ENT21338-1-Z-Z-0-0-Z-Z-Z-Z-Z-Z
A twofer: RTX & GE. — One steady, one flying high. Engine makers show resilience.
RTX: https://leehamnews.com/2025/10/21/rtx-posts-steady-q3-2-25-as-gtf-stabilization-collins-strength-and-tariff-headwinds-define-results/
GE: https://leehamnews.com/2025/10/21/ge-aerospace-q3-2025-earning-lifts-guidance-on-record-leap-output-and-strong-services/
Quirky: — “How do you fly?” A brilliant question.
https://revman.substack.com/p/how-do-you-fly
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Hashtags:
#PMM #Travel #Aviation #Amex #RTX #GE #Taxes #ATL #SoftPower #Korea #Quirky #Airlines #TequilaHeist #Innovation
Image description (for Picasso-style illustration):
Square format. Cubist surreal composition:
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Airport silhouettes overlaid with tax icons for LATAM tax protests.
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ATL control tower with angular red warning shapes for the foiled gun plot.
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Amex/Concur handshake in geometric abstract.
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Korean wave motifs and stylized soft power imagery.
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Two engine figures side by side representing RTX and GE strength.
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A whimsical abstract airplane figure asking “How do you fly?” — surreal, humorous twist.
Muted ochres, blues, and black outlines, Picasso late period inspiration.
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