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    Japan Airlines to Wash Aircraft

    Japan Airlines (JAL) has introduced the AW3 aircraft washing robot, developed by Swedish company Aerowash, at Tokyo Narita Airport for…
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    Two Airlink Embraer Jets Perform Low Flypast Over Cape Town Stadium

    South African airline Airlink performed a low flypast with two Embraer aircraft ahead of the Springboks-All Blacks match at DHL…
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    Lufthansa to Train German Air Force Pilots

    Lufthansa Aviation Training has been selected to provide initial flight training to the German Air Force’s new pilot candidates. Under…
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    Stolen Cessna 172 in Hungary Scrambles Gripens

    A Cessna 172 training aircraft was stolen from Hungary’s Kalocsa Airport on the morning of Saturday, August 29. After the…
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    Cyberattack on UK Airports: Data of 8.7 Million Passengers Compromised

    A cyberattack targeting Manchester Airports Group (MAG), the operator of Manchester, London Stansted and East Midlands airports in the UK,…
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    Passenger Caught Smoking in Singapore Airlines Lavatory

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      Two Airlink Embraer Jets Perform Low Flypast Over Cape Town Stadium

      South African airline Airlink performed a low flypast with two Embraer aircraft ahead of the Springboks-All Blacks match at DHL Stadium in Cape Town on August 29, 2026. The flypast featured the green-liveried Embraer E190SR, registered ZS-YAE, representing the Springboks, and the black-liveried Embraer E195AR, registered ZS-YDE, representing the All Blacks. Flightradar24 data indicated that the black E195 descended to…

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      Lufthansa to Train German Air Force Pilots

      Lufthansa Aviation Training has been selected to provide initial flight training to the German Air Force’s new pilot candidates. Under the programme, which will begin at Rostock-Laage Airport in February 2027, around 50 pilot candidates will be trained each year. Alongside theoretical instruction, the programme will include practical flight training on Diamond DA40 NG aircraft. Conducting the training close to…

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      Stolen Cessna 172 in Hungary Scrambles Gripens

      A Cessna 172 training aircraft was stolen from Hungary’s Kalocsa Airport on the morning of Saturday, August 29. After the 24-year-old suspect took off without authorization and headed toward the Paks Nuclear Power Plant, two JAS 39 Gripen fighter jets were scrambled from Kecskemét Air Base. Defence Minister Romulusz Ruszin-Szendi said the aircraft was detected by military radar within a…

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      Body Found in Landing Gear Wheel Well of Flight Arriving from Tokyo

      A male body was discovered inside the right landing gear wheel well of an AirAsia X aircraft arriving in Kuala Lumpur from Tokyo Haneda. According to flight tracking data, the incident came to light following flight #D7523, operated by an Airbus A330-300 registered as 9M-XXZ. The body was noticed by engineering personnel inspecting the aircraft. Malaysian police stated that the…

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      120 Kilometres Without Fuel Over the Atlantic: Air Transat Flight 236’s Record-Breaking Glide

      On August 24, 2001, Air Transat Flight 236 from Toronto to Lisbon suffered a major fuel leak over the Atlantic Ocean. The Airbus A330-243, registered C-GITS, was carrying 293 passengers and 13 crew members. The right engine shut down first, followed by the left engine after the aircraft ran out of fuel at an altitude of 34,500 feet, approximately 120…

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      NTSB Says Thermal Relief Plug Melting Led to Tire Pressure Loss in American Airlines 737 MAX Accident

      The U.S. National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has released its final report on the July 26, 2025 accident involving American Airlines Flight 3023 at Denver International Airport. The N306SW-registered Boeing 737-8, which was departing for Miami, experienced failures involving the tires and wheels on the left main landing gear during the takeoff roll. At around 90-100 knots, the pilots heard…

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      United Airlines Aims to Become America’s “Flag Carrier”

      United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby said he wants the airline to reach a position where Americans view it as the country’s “flag carrier” and where it can compete with leading airlines from the Middle East and Asia. “I want Americans, all Americans, to view United as the flag carrier of the United States and be proud of it. The same…

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      Qantas to Begin Retiring Airbus A380 Fleet from 2028

      Qantas has decided to retire its remaining Airbus A380 aircraft around four years earlier than previously planned. The Australian carrier, which currently operates 10 A380s, will begin phasing out the aircraft in 2028, with the process expected to be completed by around 2030. Qantas CEO Vanessa Hudson said that as the out-of-production A380s continue to age, maintenance costs and the…

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