The podcast summarizes the key milestones from the start of the Dubai Airshow 2025, from aerial demonstrations and the rise of urban air mobility to major developments in space and commercial aviation. It also highlights the debut of the C919 and Dubai’s growing role as a technological driver in the sector. 

The episode closes with a clear view of an industry becoming more diverse, dynamic and future-oriented.

November 2025 reveals a strong yet pressured European aviation sector.

IAG, Lufthansa, and Air France-KLM remain profitable as Airbus hits record deliveries and airports near capacity.

Spain strengthens its industrial and logistic role, with FCAS progress and Airbus Helicopters stability.

Europe aims to grow better — through innovation, sustainability, and balance.

…Across the skies of Asia…

aviation is living its brightest moment.

While the West debates… and stalls amid political tensions…

the Asian continent accelerates its progress through investment, cooperation… and innovation.

The podcast highlights the record-breaking performance of U.S. aviation in the third quarter of 2025, led by American Airlines, with Delta and United expanding globally and Southwest facing new challenges.

 It reviews the key drivers of success —strong domestic demand, fleet modernization, and digital transformation— while addressing ongoing issues such as pilot shortages and environmental pressure. 

It concludes that 2025 marks a new era for U.S. aviation, one defined by efficiency, sustainability, and renewed global leadership.

The episode explores Airbus and Boeing’s contrasting strategies in 2025. 

Airbus strengthens its lead with steady profits and efficient production, while Boeing continues rebuilding after challenging years. 

Both focus on efficiency and innovation as key drivers of their future — two different paths toward the same goal: stability in the global skies.

Latin American aviation is experiencing growth amid strong challenges. 

Mexico faces tensions with the U.S. after 13 flight routes were revoked, while regional airlines denounce high taxes that limit competitiveness. 

Meanwhile, Viva Aerobus expands its network to Central America and Embraer strengthens its industrial role in Brazil. Hurricane Melissa reminded the Caribbean of its climate vulnerability and the need for resilient airports. 

Overall, the region advances toward a more integrated, efficient, and sustainable aviation future.

We  highlight recent progress in African aviation: more direct routes within the continent, wider use of sustainable aviation fuel, modernization of key airports such as Luanda, cities competing to become major hubs, and the essential role of humanitarian flights in connecting isolated regions.

The Middle East is entering a phase in which aviation leadership depends on operational excellence.

 Airlines in the region are prioritizing safety, punctuality and strategic fleet decisions as they prepare for the Dubai Airshow 2025.

American Airlines has received its first Airbus A321  XLR, the most efficient and longest-range single-aisle aircraft from Airbus. 

Its arrival marks a new step in transcontinental aviation, combining autonomy, sustainability, and comfort in a more compact format. 

This model redefines how premium medium- and long-haul travel is understood today.

A personal reflection on the current moment of the space sector: the Dream Chaser’s delays, the renewed competition in NASA’s Artemis program, and the growing autonomy of Europe and Japan in building a new global balance in orbit.