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Boeing prepares to ramp up 737 MAX production
The Boeing Company is reported to have notified suppliers that it is to increase output on its 737 MAX lines, following years of production cutbacks. The aircraft manufacturer aims to raise its monthly 737 MAX output from 38 to 42 jets, pending approval from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). If successful, Boeing plans to further…
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WOLF Holding launches $500m fund for aircraft acquisitions
WOLF Holding (Waypoint Operating Lease Finance), a Dublin based aviation asset investment management company affiliated with Avia Solutions Group (ASG), has launched a $500 million equity capital raise for the acquisition of high utility commercial aviation assets with lease and trade applications. WOLF Holding will focus primarily on acquiring mid-life narrowbody aircraft assets, including Boeing…
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Seized piston leads to total loss of engine power in plane not flown in 10 years
Probable Cause: A total loss of engine power due to a seized piston in the power take-off cylinder.
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Canada Will Get 16 Paid-For F-35s, Decision Pending on the Remaining Jets
Secretary of State for Defense Procurement Stephen Fuhr said Canada has no plans to exit the contract for the 16 F-35s already in production, with a decision pending on the remaining 72 jets. Canada will get at least 16 F-35 Lightning II jets to equip the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF), with a decision still…
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What Keeps Pilots on Course When GPS Outages Strike
By: Irish D. Torres is an SEO Specialist at Safran Navigation & Timing Today, aircraft navigation heavily relies on GPS (Global Positioning System) to provide precise location and timing information worldwide. Modern cockpits have become so dependent on satellite navigation that GPS now controls everything, whether it’s about flight management computers or communication timing systems.…
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WestJet’s New Seats Come with a Catch… and It’s All About Recline
Is reclining your airplane seat a right or a privilege? That question is about to get a lot more relevant for travelers flying with WestJet’s new seats. The Canadian carrier is introducing new Boeing 737 cabins that will, for the first time, divide passengers into three distinct classes – and only two of those classes…
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JSX Retro Jet Delivers Pure Nostalgia with 50th Aircraft Milestone
JSX retro jet celebrates the airline’s 50th aircraft with a breathtaking blend of vintage charm and modern comfort. You know how some people like to mark big milestones with something extravagant, such as a party, a trip, or a special souvenir? Well, JSX has done something even cooler: they’ve just taken delivery of their 50th…
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Ohio Launches Nation’s First Statewide Drone First Responder Program with SkyfireAI
A First for the Nation The State of Ohio has announced a milestone for public safety innovation: the launch of the first statewide Drone First Responder (DFR) program in the United States. The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT), through its DriveOhio UAS Center, has selected SkyfireAI to serve as program manager, with CAL Analytics acting…
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Surge in cUAS Procurement Highlights Heightened Focus on Airspace Awareness in Europe, Middle East
As drone-related disruptions mount across Europe, the spotlight on counter-unmanned aircraft systems (cUAS) and airspace awareness technologies has grown more intense. A recent announcement from Fortem Technologies underscores how nations are moving beyond incident response toward preemptive systems deployment to protect critical infrastructure and civil aviation. Fortem’s Latest Orders Signal Escalating Demand for Counter UAS…
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Pilot seriously injured trying to avoid deer
Probable Cause: Loss of directional control to avoid a deer during landing, which resulted in a runway excursion and collision with a culvert.
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