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Scotland's gaming industry is gaining momentum with the launch of a new trade body, Interactive Entertainment Scotland, supported by Ukie. The sector is attracting global giants like Nintendo and preparing for major releases like GTA 6. Meanwhile, tech firms like Gong and Spara are expanding in Israel and the US, reflecting broader growth in AI and digital innovation.
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Aircraft manufacturing is hindered by engine shortages and supply chain issues, affecting Airbus and Boeing. Certification delays for new models, including Boeing's 737 Max 10, are likely to extend into 2027, impacting airline orders and deliveries.
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Recent weeks have seen multiple aviation incidents, including turbulence injuries on a Delta flight, toxic cabin fumes linked to engine oil leaks, and ongoing French air traffic controller strikes. These events highlight persistent safety concerns and labor disputes affecting the industry globally.
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Horizon Aircraft secures a key engine deal for its hybrid eVTOL aircraft. Meanwhile, Loganair shifts focus from hybrid to hydrogen engines for zero-emission flights, and Boeing prepares for a new narrowbody aircraft amid ongoing production and safety challenges. Otto Aerospace unveils a futuristic, windowless private jet with significant fuel savings.
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Fly Jinnah launched its Lahore-Dubai route, operating twice weekly, enhancing connectivity between Pakistan and the UAE. Meanwhile, Saudi and UAE airlines accelerate fleet expansion, with Saudia ordering 191 aircraft and Emirates celebrating 40 years of growth. These developments reflect regional ambitions under Vision 2030 and economic diversification efforts.
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As of December 1, 2025, Airbus has completed software updates on the vast majority of its 6,000 affected A320-family jets worldwide following a recall triggered by a JetBlue flight incident in late October. The fix, primarily a rollback to earlier software versions, addresses data corruption caused by intense solar radiation affecting flight controls. Most aircraft are back in service, with fewer than 100 still pending updates.
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At the Dubai Airshow, Flydubai announced a shift from Boeing to Airbus for its fleet expansion, ordering A321neos. Emirates placed a $38 billion order for Boeing 777X aircraft, amid delays. The event highlights regional growth and strategic airline investments.
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A UPS MD-11 cargo plane crashed on November 4 in Louisville, Kentucky, after its left engine detached during takeoff, killing 14. Investigators found cracks in the engine mount, prompting the FAA to ground all remaining MD-11s. The incident raises questions about aircraft safety and fleet aging.
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France and Germany aim to build a new sixth-generation fighter jet despite internal disagreements. The project, part of the Future Combat Air System (FCAS), faces delays over leadership disputes between Dassault and Airbus. Political leaders are seeking a resolution amid broader European defense ambitions. Today's date is Tue, 02 Dec 2025.
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UPS has indefinitely grounded its MD-11 cargo fleet following a deadly crash in Louisville on Nov. 4, which killed 14 people. The FAA is working with Boeing and NTSB to assess structural cracks linked to the crash. The grounding impacts peak holiday season deliveries.