Author: FlyMarshall Newsroom

IndiGo has historically been known for being incredibly operationally reliable, and it’s one of the things that has allowed the carrier to become the largest in India. However, the airline is having a meltdown of epic proportions, and unfortunately the carrier’s lack of planning is to blame. This is really rough… IndiGo cancels thousands of flights, with no end in sight IndiGo has today canceled more than 1,000 flights, including all flights out of its New Delhi (DEL) hub. This is the fourth day of operational issues for the airline, though it’s expected that today will be the worst. For…

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Today, all passenger windows on aircraft are round or a form of rounded rectangle. No windows have sharper edges. It wasn’t always this way with the first jet-powered airliners featuring square windows with sharp edges. Unfortunately, this was an engineering nightmare that should have had already been learned from centuries of shipbuilding. Airplane makers always want to make their aircraft more attractive to passengers, but safe engineering must come first. While Boeing has been able to design its Boeing 787 and 777X with extra-large windows, this is only possible with advanced materials and engineering to ensure they will not be…

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France’s Ministry of the Armed Forces is investigating the overflight of unidentified drones above the Île Longue naval base in western France, the home port of the country’s nuclear-armed ballistic-missile submarines.   The incident occurred on December 4, 2025, around 19:30 local time, according to reporting by FranceInfo.  Five drones detected over a key strategic site  Île Longue strategic submarine base (Credit: Henri Moreau / Wikimedia) Security personnel at Île Longue detected five drones flying over the installation, prompting an immediate activation of counter-drone procedures. Fusiliers marins stationed at the base opened fire as part of the response protocol. A…

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Autonomous surface vessels will become part of the global command and control network used by the U.S. Navy and other U.S. military services due to a new partnership between HavocAI and SAIC, effectively making the vessels an integrated part of U.S. naval surface power and expanding their availability to serve all U.S. military branches for the first time. The agreement announced by SAIC and HavocAI last month will see a link-up between HavocAI’s autonomous surface vessels and SAIC’s advanced joint range extension gateway. The JRE currently streamlines communications for U.S. and allied military forces worldwide and will extend the range…

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This story is absolutely wild, and it shows an unbelievable level of pettiness on the part of Lufthansa. At the same time, the airline kind of shot itself in the foot, as a judge ruled in favor of the passenger, forcing the airline to change its policy. Lufthansa demanded €414 from passenger for skipping segment A German lawyer recently shared an experience that he had defending a client who has Lufthansa’s top tier HON Circle status, which requires a massive amount of flying on the airline. In April 2025, he had booked a ticket from Greece to Saudi Arabia via…

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On December 3, Delta Air Lines took off from Los Angeles to Melbourne. It joins Qantas and United. The city pair has three carriers for the first time since 2020, when Virgin Australia pulled out. Australia has gained many new or returning international routes in the past couple of weeks. Among others, Virgin inaugurated service from Melbourne to Doha on behalf of Qatar Airways, Qatar Airways returned to Canberra, Malaysia Airlines has returned to Brisbane, Jetstar began Perth-Manila and Brisbane-Cebu, China Southern now serves Darwin, etc. Delta From Los Angeles To Melbourne Credit: Flightradar24 It is Delta’s first time in the…

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The Île Longue naval base in Brittany, France, home to the French Navy’s four ballistic missile submarines, was overflown by as many as five small drones on Dec. 4, 2025. French news organisations Le Monde and Agence France-Presse (AFP) have said an investigation has been launched by authorities following the incursion into highly restricted and sensitive airspace. Commander Guillaume Le Rasle of the French Navy told AFP that the sensitive infrastructure at the base “was not threatened”. Though he said it was too early to determine the origin of the drones, he believes the intent was to “alarm the public”.…

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The FAA has named Peraton as the prime integrator for a sweeping, multi-year effort to replace the United States’ aging air traffic control infrastructure. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy and FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford announced the award on December 4, 2025, calling it the central step in building what the agency now bills as the “Brand New Air Traffic Control System.”  The project begins with a $12.5 billion federal investment provided earlier this year under the so-called “One Big Beautiful Bill.” The FAA said the initial funding allows the agency and Peraton to start replacing key elements of the National Airspace System…

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PARIS — Norway plans to spend 65 billion Norwegian kroner, or $6.4 billion, to buy two additional submarines on top of four already ordered from Germany’s TKMS, as well as acquire a long-range precision strike capability for the Army.The government proposes to parliament to increase the cost framework for Norway’s submarine program by 46 billion kroner to cover the expense of adding two boats, it said in a statement on Friday. Norway will help finance a second production line in Germany to ensure the new submarines can be built quickly enough.The Norwegian plans come amid ongoing Russian provocations including airspace…

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For years, Mexico’s first Park Hyatt has been in the pipeline, and it’s one that I’ve been excited to visit. Well, after a substantial (and poorly managed) delay, there’s a positive update, as the hotel has finally opened! I apologize in advance for the combinations of renderings and real pictures in this post, since that’s all the hotel has provided as of now. Basics of the Park Hyatt Los Cabos, Mexico The Park Hyatt Los Cabos, located in Baja California Sur, Mexico, has opened as of December 4, 2025. The Park Hyatt is situated on a 26-acre property within Cabo…

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