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[image] ✈️💰 BANKRUPTCY DOESN’T ALWAYS MEAN THE PLANES STOP. When an airline enters Chapter 11, it can continue flying while restructuring its debts, aircraft leases and other financial obligations. airBaltic is the latest example — filing for Chapter 11 with a proposed $405M financing

[image] ✈️ FUEL PRESSURE IS CHANGING THE FLIGHT MAP Higher jet-fuel costs are pushing major U.S. airlines to reconsider lower-profit flights, with more schedule cuts expected in the final months of 2026. That could mean fewer cheap flights, fewer choices and higher fares for travelers.