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    Air Force One May Have Completed Its Final Mission After 35 Years of Service

    U.S. President Donald Trump’s trip to the G7 Summit in France may have marked the final flight of the Boeing…
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    Embraer Signs Long-Term Support Agreement for Brazilian Air Force KC-390 Fleet

    Embraer has signed a new long-term service and support agreement with the Brazilian Air Force (FAB) aimed at increasing the…
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    Exclusive Interview with Aviation Week Fleet Data Services Director Dan Williams

    During MRO BEER 2026 in Istanbul, where AirwayBuzz&HavaSosyalMedya proudly served as the official media partner, we spoke with Aviation Week…
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    KLM Airbus A321neo Suffers Tail Strike During Landing in Lisbon

    A KLM Airbus A321neo operating flight KL1583 from Amsterdam to Lisbon experienced a tail strike while landing at Lisbon Humberto…
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    NetJets-Operated Business Jet Crashes in Texas

    At least one person was killed and five others were injured after a Cessna Citation Latitude business jet operated by…
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    Pilots Unable to Access Cockpit, American Airlines Flight Delayed

    American Airlines Flight #AA2140, preparing to operate from Dallas to California, was delayed by approximately 90 minutes after the pilots…

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      Air Force One May Have Completed Its Final Mission After 35 Years of Service

      U.S. President Donald Trump’s trip to the G7 Summit in France may have marked the final flight of the Boeing VC-25A Air Force One aircraft, which has served for more than 35 years. The aircraft entered service in 1990 and has flown every U.S. president from George H.W. Bush to Donald Trump. Based on the Boeing 747-200 platform and extensively…

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      Embraer Signs Long-Term Support Agreement for Brazilian Air Force KC-390 Fleet

      Embraer has signed a new long-term service and support agreement with the Brazilian Air Force (FAB) aimed at increasing the operational availability of the KC-390 Millennium fleet. Announced in São José dos Campos, Brazil, the agreement includes a comprehensive logistics support model covering the full lifecycle of the aircraft. It is designed to improve fleet efficiency by supporting both aircraft…

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      Exclusive Interview with Aviation Week Fleet Data Services Director Dan Williams

      During MRO BEER 2026 in Istanbul, where AirwayBuzz&HavaSosyalMedya proudly served as the official media partner, we spoke with Aviation Week Fleet Data Services Director Dan Williams. Assessing Türkiye’s potential to become a regional MRO hub, Williams said Istanbul has emerged as one of Europe’s leading centers for maintenance, repair, and overhaul activities. He noted that the expansion plans of companies…

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      KLM Airbus A321neo Suffers Tail Strike During Landing in Lisbon

      A KLM Airbus A321neo operating flight KL1583 from Amsterdam to Lisbon experienced a tail strike while landing at Lisbon Humberto Delgado Airport in Portugal on Tuesday, June 16. The aircraft, registered PH-AXB, was withdrawn from service following the incident to undergo technical inspections and the necessary repairs. 📸: MennoSwart (X)

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      NetJets-Operated Business Jet Crashes in Texas

      At least one person was killed and five others were injured after a Cessna Citation Latitude business jet operated by NetJets crashed in Laredo, Texas. The N523QS-registered aircraft was operating a flight from San José del Cabo, Mexico, to Austin, Texas, when it diverted to Laredo. While the reason for the diversion has not yet been confirmed, the Laredo Airport…

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      EU Maintains Passenger Compensation Rights for Flight Delays

      The European Union has decided to preserve its current airline passenger compensation system following years of discussions over potential reforms. Members of the European Parliament agreed to support a proposal from EU member states to maintain the existing three-hour delay threshold required for compensation claims. Under the rules that have been in force since 2004, passengers arriving at their destination…

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      United Airlines Unveils Special Livery for America’s 250th Anniversary

      As part of celebrations marking the 250th anniversary of the United States, United Airlines has unveiled a special “Stars and Stripes” livery that will be featured on two of its aircraft. The commemorative design features 50 stars set against a deep blue background alongside seven red and white stripes. The special livery will be applied to one Boeing 787-10 and…

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      Cellphone Fire Reported on British Airways Flight to Las Vegas

      A cellphone caught fire aboard British Airways Flight BA271 operating from London to Las Vegas, prompting the crew to implement emergency procedures during the flight. The aircraft landed safely at Harry Reid International Airport without further incident. According to air traffic control communications, the flight crew reported that the burning cellphone caused damage inside the cabin, but the sparks and…

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