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Coast Guard Takes Delivery Of 19th HC-130J

Advanced Engine And Propellers Mean Aircraft Can Respond More Rapidly, Stay On Scene Longer

The Coast Guard has accepted delivery of its 19th HC-130J Super Hercules long-range surveillance aircraft, designated CGNR 2019, from Lockheed Martin Aeronautics in Marietta, Ga. The acquisition of CGNR 2019, a variant Of The C-130J, is part of a broader, ongo

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Embraer And Azorra Sign Firm Order For 15 Embraer E195-E2s

E2 Program Passes 500 Total Orders With Azorra Passing 50 E2 Orders

Embraer and leasing firm Azorra have signed an additional firm order for 15 E195-E2 aircraft, the largest and most advanced variant in the Embraer E-Jet E2 family of narrow-body regional jet airliners. The order also includes purchase rights for 15 additional

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FAA Proposes $104,000 Fine Against Private Jets, Inc.

Enforcement Action Alleges Pilot Qualification Violations in April 2025 Flights

The FAA has proposed a $104,000 penalty against Private Jets, Inc. over alleged pilot qualification and training violations tied to operations conducted in April 2025. The agency claims an employee operated multiple flights without completing the required test

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Inselflieger Expands Tecnam P2012 STOL Fleet

Inselflieger Expands It's Tecnam P2012 STOL Fleet Following Strong Early Success

A successful first year in service has prompted Inselflieger to expand its Tecnam P2012 STOL fleet. The aircraft has demonstrated strong performance on some of Germany's most challenging island routes while delivering a more comfortable passenger experience. I

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Klyde Morris (06.01.26)

Space Has Gotten REALLY Competitive, Klyde

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NASAO: Strategic Approach Needed To Improving Rural Air Service

NASAO President Says Small Communities Face Longstanding Pressure And Could Lose Service

National Association of State Aviation Officials (NASAO) President and CEO Greg Pecoraro told the U.S. House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee’s Aviation Subcommittee that it is critical to connect rural communities to the national airspace system.“T

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NTSB Says Jet That Hit Pole Flew Too Slow And Low

Captain Flying United Plane Into Newark While First Officer Monitored Instruments

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) says in a preliminary report the captain of a United Airlines flight from Venice, Italy was flying too slow and too low before landing last month at Newark Liberty International Airport. The report says United Ai

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Pilot Hospitalized After Air Show Incident In Bedfordshire

Incident At Shuttleworth Wings And Wheels Display Prompts Night Rescue And Investigation

A vintage aircraft display at a well-known British aviation venue took an unexpected turn on Saturday evening, leading to a pilot being taken to hospital following an air show incident. The event occurred during the Wings And Wheels Air Show at Shuttleworth, w

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Royal Navy Crew Lost In Helicopter Crash

Training Exercise At Night In Southwest England

Three members of the Royal Navy who died in a helicopter crash during a training exercise have been named. The Ministry of Defense confirmed that the crew members were Lt. Cdr. Chris Gayson, 42; Lt. Lily-Mae Fisher, 31, who was Britain's only female Royal Navy

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U.S. Airlines Say They Are Ready For ADS-B In

But Survey Answers Show 51% Of Executives Admit To Only A General Grasp Of The Technology

New research from Acron Aviation reveals a gap between how prepared U.S. airlines say they are for ADS-B In and how well key professionals know the technology itself. The ALERT Act, which has passed the U.S. House of Representatives and is now pending in the S

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