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New Bridge Air Force One Arrives For Commissioning Flights

Enters Service At Joint Base Andrews For Presidential Airlift Group

The Air Force’s VC-25B Bridge aircraft has officially arrived at the Presidential Airlift Group and will commence its initial commissioning flights, marking the successful delivery of a secure, modified executive platform. Fresh from receiving its new red, whi

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New Protections For Disabled Flyers

Lawmakers Push To Strengthen Protections And Accountability For Travelers With Disabilities

For millions of travelers with disabilities, air travel can still present obstacles that extend well beyond the flight itself. A newly introduced bill in Congress aims to strengthen passenger protections, increase airline accountability, and provide new legal

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NTSB Final Report: Huebbe Tom Max TH

After Initiating His Takeoff Roll, The Airplane Began To Drift To The Left And He Was Unable To Correct

Analysis: The pilot reported that he was departing with a mild right crosswind in the amateur-built, steerable tailwheel-equipped airplane, without differential braking. After initiating his takeoff roll, the airplane began to drift to the left and he was unab

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Regulators Urge Yet More Rules For Sightseeing Aircraft And Skydiving

Recent Skydiving Accident Renews Calls From NTSB For More FAA Oversight

Investigators say it is too early to say what caused the skydiving crash that killed 11 and the pilot in Butler, Mo., but that it may be time to examine factors tied to federal oversight for certain types of air operations. The National Transportation Safety B

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Special Olympics Airlift Takes Flight

Hundreds Of Athletes Head To Minnesota In Aviation's Largest Peacetime Airlift

A single arrival marked the beginning of an extraordinary nationwide operation. Volunteer pilots and aircraft owners from across the country are once again turning aviation into a force for opportunity. For hundreds of Special Olympics athletes, the journey to

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Warbirds Bring History To Life

AirVenture's Signature Series Connects Historic Aircraft With The People Behind Them

Some of aviation's most remarkable stories are not found in museums or history books. They are carried by the people who flew, maintained, restored, and preserved the aircraft that shaped generations. This summer at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2026, those stories w

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