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    Alcohol Detected in Pilots After Libya Runway Excursion; Two Arrested

    A Cessna Citation Latitude business jet, registration TC-AKF, which departed Istanbul Atatürk Airport at 5:45 a.m. on September 14, was…
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    News Helicopter Crashes in Los Angeles, Killing 3 People

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    The Telescope-Bearing Boeing 747SP: The Legacy of SOFIA

    One of the most distinctive variants in the history of the Boeing 747 family is the Boeing 747SP modified to…
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    Russian Tourist Denied Entry into Israel over Possession of Rubles at Ben Gurion Airport

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    Boeing Nears Final Agreement with Turkish Airlines for 150 737 MAX Aircraft

    Boeing is approaching the final stages of concluding an agreement with Turkish Airlines for the order of 150 737 MAX…
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    Security Breach at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport

    An individual breached security barriers at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) and gained access to the airside operational area,…

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      Alcohol Detected in Pilots After Libya Runway Excursion; Two Arrested

      A Cessna Citation Latitude business jet, registration TC-AKF, which departed Istanbul Atatürk Airport at 5:45 a.m. on September 14, was involved in an accident after veering off the runway while landing at Misrata International Airport in Libya. Libya’s Public Prosecutor’s Office issued a statement on the initial stage of its investigation into the runway excursion involving the Cessna Citation Latitude…

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      News Helicopter Crashes in Los Angeles, Killing 3 People

      A NewsChopper4 news helicopter operated for NBC4 Los Angeles crashed in the Chatsworth area of Los Angeles on Tuesday evening, September 15. The helicopter went down in an area between two buildings at around 6:59 p.m. local time, killing three people and leaving one person hospitalized. The aircraft involved was reported to be an Airbus Helicopters H125 registered as N358TV.…

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      Emirates Expands Network for Winter Season

      Emirates has announced its flight plans and fleet investments for the upcoming winter season following a summer in which the airline carried more than 8.6 million passengers during July and August. The carrier will introduce new services and destinations to meet increased demand during the winter period. During the summer, Emirates recorded load factors above 75% across its West Asia,…

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      Mario Chaves Appointed New CEO of Azerbaijan Airlines

      Azerbaijan Airlines has made a change in its senior management, appointing Mario Chaves as the company’s new CEO. With more than 30 years of experience in the aviation industry, Chaves most recently served as Executive Vice President for Operations at TAP Air Portugal. Chaves began his aviation career in 1995 and joined TAP Air Portugal as a pilot in 1998.…

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      Boeing and American Airlines Complete First 737 MAX Landing Gear Exchange

      Boeing and American Airlines have completed the first landing gear exchange for a 737 MAX under Boeing’s Landing Gear Exchange Program. The milestone marks the expansion of Boeing’s long-standing exchange program to the 737 MAX platform. Under the program, Boeing provides fully overhauled and certified main and nose landing gear assemblies that are delivered ready for installation. For the first…

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      Emirates Carries 8.6 Million Summer Passengers

      Emirates carried more than 8.6 million passengers during July and August, according to figures released by the airline. More than 500,000 children travelled on Emirates flights during the period, while total passenger numbers increased by 7% compared with the same period last year. Emirates also said its fleet has grown by 18 aircraft since January, with 11 Airbus A350s and…

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      airBaltic Begins Chapter 11 Financial Restructuring Process

      Latvia’s flag carrier airBaltic has officially initiated Chapter 11 financial restructuring proceedings in the United States amid financial difficulties. The airline stressed that the process does not mean it is ceasing operations, but is intended to allow the company to restructure its debt while continuing to operate. All flights, ticket sales and passenger services will continue as normal. According to…

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      Fuel Supply Pressure Hits Russian Aviation: Restrictions at 26 Airports

      Russia’s aviation sector is facing growing pressure due to jet fuel supply shortages, with restrictions on the amount of fuel supplied to aircraft introduced at 26 airports across the country. The restrictions reportedly include airports in Sochi, Volgograd, Astrakhan, Krasnodar and St. Petersburg Pulkovo. At 15 of the affected airports, foreign airlines are reportedly being allowed to refuel only with…

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