Flydubai Security Shock: US President Trump warned Iran would be “hit very hard” if linked to the attempted crash of a Dubai-to-Tel Aviv Flydubai flight, as Israeli officials and UAE adviser Anwar Gargash described the cockpit attack as terrorism and said the attacker was radicalized. Passenger Rescue Fallout: El Al canceled Dubai “rescue flights” after UAE landing permits were withdrawn, leaving Israelis stranded, while reports said thousands were set to return via other airlines. Aviation Safety Scrutiny: An NTSB preliminary report into a Miami Amazon cargo crash says air traffic controllers failed to warn pilots about strong tailwinds before landing. Network & Fleet Moves: Caribbean Airlines will launch a weekly nonstop Toronto–Tobago service from Oct. 25; KLM Cityhopper plans to phase out E175/E190 types and move toward an all-E195-E2 fleet, while also warning winter schedule cuts may be needed amid high costs. UK Passenger Rules: The UK is developing a system to share bans for disruptive passengers across airlines and to end “rip-off” fees for parents seating children together. Regional Ops: Mumbai airport will cut 265 weekly international flights from Oct. 25 for Terminal 1 redevelopment. Training & Tech: SriLankan Airlines ran an A330 LFUS programme for Etihad examiners, and American Airlines plans to expand Starlink to its mainline fleet.