Textron brings the Bonanza and Baron era to a close.
A quiet ending to two of general aviation’s most iconic workhorses — aircraft that trained, transported, and defined generations of pilots. Legacy fleets rarely fade loudly, but this one deserves attention.
https://aviationweek.com/business-aviation/aircraft-propulsion/textron-aviation-halt-baron-bonanza-production
Google launches a travel booking engine — just don’t call it an OTA.
This is Google tightening its grip on travel intent. Their new agentic-style booking tool looks, behaves, and smells like an OTA. But of course, officially, it isn’t. The semantics won’t comfort anyone in the industry.
https://www.phocuswire.com/google-agentic-travel-booking-ai
Delta rolls out “Locals.”
An airline launching a community platform is… unusual. It feels like Delta wants to become a lifestyle brand for the neighborhoods it serves. Could work. Could also become the next Clubhouse.
https://deltalocals.com/
TSA volumes this week will tell us everything.
Thanksgiving traffic is the annual X-ray of the U.S. travel system. Infrastructure, staffing, airline scheduling discipline — it’s all laid bare. Watch for spikes, bottlenecks, and political noise.
https://www.tsa.gov/travel/passenger-volumes
A stretched A220? The idea refuses to die.
Technically feasible. Commercially attractive. Politically complicated. The market keeps nudging Airbus toward the A220 that airlines really want — even if it threatens the A320 family.
https://mailchi.mp/theaircurrent/scherer-a220-dubai-non-sub?e=188028c67b
RIP Wing Commander Namansh Syal.
A reminder that aviation is built on the dedication and risk of real people. Wing Commander Syal, a respected Tejas pilot, died in service. His loss is felt far beyond India.
https://shop.ssbcrack.com/blogs/blog/meet-wing-commander-namansh-syal-brave-fighter-pilot-killed-in-tejas-crash
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