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    A320 Suffers Bird Strike During Takeoff

    An Airbus A320-200 aircraft belonging to Libya-based airline Berniq Airlines was involved in a bird strike during takeoff for a…
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    Cockpit Sun Visor Breaks and Its Parts Shut Down an Engine

    An unusual incident occurred in the cockpit of a Ryanair Boeing 737 operating the Kraków (KRK) – Milan (MXP) flight…
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    Allegation of Pilot Physically Assaulting a Passenger at Delhi Airport Sparks Controversy

    An alleged assault between a pilot and a passenger at Delhi Indira Gandhi International Airport has drawn significant public attention.…
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    Boeing Requests Exemption from the US Civil Aviation Authority to Continue Production of the 777F Freighter

    US aircraft manufacturer Boeing has applied for a special exemption from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) due to capacity constraints…
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    New Air Force One Delayed Once Again

    The delivery schedule for the new Air Force One aircraft being developed for the US Air Force has been delayed…
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    Ethiopian Airlines Places an Order for 120 New Aircraft

    The CEO of Ethiopian Airlines announced that the company has placed orders for a total of 120 new aircraft as…

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      A320 Suffers Bird Strike During Takeoff

      An Airbus A320-200 aircraft belonging to Libya-based airline Berniq Airlines was involved in a bird strike during takeoff for a flight from Mitiga International Airport (MJI) to Cairo International Airport (CAI). According to the information obtained, the aircraft struck a very large flock of birds while on the runway. Following the incident, the aircraft safely returned to Mitiga International Airport.…

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      Cockpit Sun Visor Breaks and Its Parts Shut Down an Engine

      An unusual incident occurred in the cockpit of a Ryanair Boeing 737 operating the Kraków (KRK) – Milan (MXP) flight on December 8. Shortly after takeoff, as flight #FR3505 was climbing and reached approximately 8,000 feet, a cockpit sun visor became detached and inadvertently struck the fuel cut-off switch, causing one of the aircraft’s engines to shut down. The crew…

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      Allegation of Pilot Physically Assaulting a Passenger at Delhi Airport Sparks Controversy

      An alleged assault between a pilot and a passenger at Delhi Indira Gandhi International Airport has drawn significant public attention. According to claims shared by SpiceJet passenger Ankit Dewan, the incident began when an off-duty Air India Express pilot, Captain V.S., allegedly attempted to cut in line at a special security lane while Dewan was waiting with his four-month-old baby.…

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      Boeing Requests Exemption from the US Civil Aviation Authority to Continue Production of the 777F Freighter

      US aircraft manufacturer Boeing has applied for a special exemption from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) due to capacity constraints in the air cargo market. The company is seeking a temporary exemption from the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) fuel efficiency regulations that came into force in 2017. In its application, Boeing cited delays in the 777X certification process and…

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      New Air Force One Delayed Once Again

      The delivery schedule for the new Air Force One aircraft being developed for the US Air Force has been delayed once again. It is now expected that the first of the two next-generation presidential aircraft will not be delivered to the US Air Force until mid-2028. This timeline raises the possibility that US President Donald Trump may not fly on…

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      Ethiopian Airlines Places an Order for 120 New Aircraft

      The CEO of Ethiopian Airlines announced that the company has placed orders for a total of 120 new aircraft as part of its long-term fleet growth strategy. In the statement, no details were provided regarding the manufacturer or the aircraft models, but it was noted that the move was taken in line with Ethiopian Airlines’ goals to increase capacity and…

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      Pakistan Fails to Find a Buyer for State-Owned Airline PIA

      Despite putting financially troubled Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) up for sale as part of a privatization initiative, the Pakistani government has so far failed to attract any private sector buyers. According to information provided by the government to the Senate, the requirement for a new owner to assume debts totaling 33 billion Pakistani rupees has been removed. In addition, liabilities…

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      IndiGo Aircraft Diverts to Istanbul Due to Medical Emergency

      An IndiGo Airlines aircraft operating flight #6E22 from Amsterdam to Mumbai, a Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner registered as LN-FNC, diverted to Istanbul Airport due to a medical emergency involving a passenger during the flight. The aircraft landed safely at Istanbul Airport, where the passenger received medical assistance from emergency teams. Following the completion of the necessary procedures, the aircraft is expected…

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