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    Iberia to Chase Total Solar Eclipse With A321XLR

    Spanish airline Iberia will operate a special flight on August 12 to observe the total solar eclipse from the sky.…
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    U.S. Relocates Tanker Aircraft from Ben Gurion

    U.S. Begins Relocating Tanker Aircraft from Ben Gurion Airport The U.S. Air Force has begun relocating some of its aerial…
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    Turkish Airlines Flight Returns Due to Sick Passenger

    A Turkish Airlines Boeing 777-300ER, registered TC-JJM, operating flight #TK7 from Istanbul to Washington, squawked emergency code 7700 while flying…
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    Azerbaijan Airlines’ Transit Passenger Traffic Up 39%

    Azerbaijan Airlines carried 536,000 transit passengers in the first six months of 2026. According to a statement by the company’s…
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    Water Drips from Cabin Ceiling on Air China C919

    Water dripping from the cabin ceiling was observed on an Air China COMAC C919 passenger aircraft. The incident was reportedly…
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    FAA Orders Fuselage Crack Inspections on 471 Boeing 737 MAX Aircraft

    The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has issued a new airworthiness directive requiring inspections for possible fuselage cracks on certain…

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      Iberia to Chase Total Solar Eclipse With A321XLR

      Spanish airline Iberia will operate a special flight on August 12 to observe the total solar eclipse from the sky. Flight IB1473 will depart from Madrid at 18:45 aboard an Airbus A321XLR and head toward Spain’s northern region of Palencia. The flight path has been specially planned to allow the eclipse to be observed for as long as possible and…

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      U.S. Relocates Tanker Aircraft from Ben Gurion

      U.S. Begins Relocating Tanker Aircraft from Ben Gurion Airport The U.S. Air Force has begun relocating some of its aerial refueling aircraft stationed at Ben Gurion Airport in Israel to other locations. According to Israeli media reports, around 33 U.S. tanker aircraft are currently based at the airport. In the first phase, approximately 10 aircraft are expected to be moved,…

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      Turkish Airlines Flight Returns Due to Sick Passenger

      A Turkish Airlines Boeing 777-300ER, registered TC-JJM, operating flight #TK7 from Istanbul to Washington, squawked emergency code 7700 while flying over Bucharest due to a medical emergency involving a passenger. The aircraft returned to Istanbul Airport and dumped fuel while airborne to reduce its landing weight before making a safe landing. ℹ️ What does squawk code 7700 mean? ⚠️🔺 Important…

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      Azerbaijan Airlines’ Transit Passenger Traffic Up 39%

      Azerbaijan Airlines carried 536,000 transit passengers in the first six months of 2026. According to a statement by the company’s Chief Executive Officer Jamil Manizade, the figure represents a 39% increase compared with the same period last year. The data shared by Manizade showed that the share of transit passengers on domestic routes rose from 21% in 2025 to 28%.…

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      Water Drips from Cabin Ceiling on Air China C919

      Water dripping from the cabin ceiling was observed on an Air China COMAC C919 passenger aircraft. The incident was reportedly caused by condensation forming within the air conditioning system as warm, humid air came into contact with colder surfaces inside the cabin. Similar occurrences can occasionally be seen on different aircraft types, particularly in hot and humid conditions. The issue…

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      FAA Orders Fuselage Crack Inspections on 471 Boeing 737 MAX Aircraft

      The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has issued a new airworthiness directive requiring inspections for possible fuselage cracks on certain Boeing 737 MAX aircraft. The directive covers 471 U.S.-registered Boeing 737 MAX 8, MAX 8-200 and MAX 9 aircraft. Inspections will focus on the “bear strap” fuselage reinforcement and surrounding skin near the forward door area. The FAA warned that…

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      Mandatory Drug Testing for All Pilots at Malaysia Airlines

      Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG) has decided to introduce mandatory drug screening for all 1,260 pilots serving at Malaysia Airlines, following the arrest of one of its second officers in Indonesia over an alleged drug-smuggling attempt. According to the company’s statement, pilots must complete the screening by 15 August. Those who fail to be tested by that date will be removed…

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      Challenging Evacuation Operation at -43°C in Antarctica

      The Australian aviation company Skytraders carried out a difficult medical evacuation operation to transport a person suffering from a serious medical condition at the McMurdo Research Station in Antarctica. For the mission, Skytraders’ Airbus A319LR aircraft, named “Snowbird 1,” was prepared for a medical evacuation mission within 24 hours of receiving the call. Due to adverse weather conditions, the team…

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