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FAA Awards $615 Million For Airport Projects
The FAA announced Thursday that nearly $615 million has been awarded for 238 airport projects across 42 states and two U.S. territories. The funding comes through the agency's Airport Improvement Program and will support runway, taxiway, terminal, tower a
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NTSB: UPS MD-11F Preliminary Report
Early engine-pylon separation triggered catastrophic loss of control in UPS MD-11 crash, investigators say.
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Ted Cruz ADS-B Bill Moves to a Vote
ROTOR Act would expand surveillance standards, limit military exemptions, and tie into broader FAA initiatives under the Cruz ADS-B proposal.
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Airbus Planning Open Rotor Engine For A320 Replacement
Airbus says it is considering using an open rotor engine on its replacement for the A320. The company has been working with CFM to develop the engine, which
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Airbus Says Non-U.S. Orders Get Priority If Tariffs Imposed
Airbus says it may divert deliveries from the U.S. if tariffs raise prices to its American customers. In an unusually blunt statement at a company news
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$30 Thrift Store Find Actually A $223,000 Jet Engine Valve
A Washington State online reseller has become the darling of his community after he snagged the deal of the year, at least on paper. Zach, 35 (he wouldn't
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No Survivors In Collision Between CRJ700, Army Black Hawk Helicopter In Washington (Updated)
There were 60 passengers and four crew aboard a PSA CRJ700 regional jet, American Airlines Flight 5342, that collided with an Army Black Hawk helicopter, with
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Boeing, Lockheed Martin Consider Selling Space Launch Business
As NASA brass debate the future of its crew capsule, Boeing is said to be trying to get out of the space launch business. Reuters is reporting that Boeing and
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Hikers Film Plane Barely Recovering From Spin In Mountains
Cameras are everywhere these days and hikers in the Devil's Thumb area in Colorado on July 4 almost captured a plane crash. The hikers posted this video of an
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Instructor Dies After Texan II's Ejection Seat Activates On Ground
An Air Force flight instructor died May 14 after the ejection seat in his T-6 Texan II activated while the aircraft was on the ground the day before. The
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