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Duncan Aviation Expands SAVED Access

New Partnership Brings Augmented Reality Safety Technology To More Business Jets

Smoke in the cockpit remains one of aviation's most demanding emergencies. A new partnership aims to give more flight crews access to technology designed specifically for those critical moments. The agreement also marks another step forward in bringing advance

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Eurodrone Eyes Japan Variant

MoU With Kawasaki Heavy Industries Opens Maritime Anti-submarine Study

A new agreement between Airbus and Kawasaki Heavy Industries is paving the way for discussions on a potential Japanese maritime adaptation of the Eurodrone, with a clear focus on antisubmarine warfare missions across expansive ocean regions. Japan has been an

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F-47 Being Built In St. Louis Brings High-Paying Aerospace, Defense Jobs

Sen. Eric Schmitt Visited Boeing's Defense Facilities In St. Louis.

Boeing's St. Louis defense campus will be the center of development and production for the Air Force's sixth-generation fighter under the Next Generation Air Dominance (NGAD) program. The U.S. Air Force announced previously that the contract, awarded to Boeing

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Flight School Beechcraft Baron Down In South Carolina

Two Injured Men Airlifted To Burn Centers

The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating after a Beechcraft BE55 crashed near Lancaster, S.C., around 12:45 a.m. local time on Thursday, July 2. Two people were on board. The aircraft departed from Poplarville-Pearl River County Airport in Miss., a

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Klyde Morris (06.29.26)

Klyde Confronts Reality For Space Buffs Everywhere

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NTSB Final Report: Beech 65-A90-1

Airplane Impacted The Ground About 150 Feet Short Of The Runway Threshold

Analysis: The pilot maneuvered the airplane onto the final approach leg of the traffic pattern; he reduced the power to slow the airplane and encountered a significant downdraft or windshear. The airplane impacted the ground about 150 feet short of the runway

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Seaport Drone Security Act Introduced

Florida Lawmakers Push New Federal Framework To Counter Unauthorized Drone Activity Over Critical Ports

Federal lawmakers from Florida have introduced new legislation aimed at strengthening protections for the nation’s seaports against unauthorized drone activity over critical maritime infrastructure. The proposal seeks to establish a coordinated federal framewo

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SkyDrive Reaches 300 Flight Milestone

SkyDrive Inc. Advances Electric Vertical Takeoff And Landing Program Toward Commercial Readiness

SkyDrive has reached a significant flight testing milestone as it pushes closer to planned entry into service. The company’s SKYDRIVE SD-05 has now completed 300 flights across multiple environments in Japan. The achievement reflects nearly two years of steady

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Trump Debuts New Air Force One

President Unveils Refurbished Boeing 747 During Flight To Theodore Roosevelt Library Opening

The first presidential flight aboard a newly refurbished Boeing 747 marked the beginning of a new chapter for the Air Force One fleet. The historic journey also highlighted a renewed focus on conservation as America approaches its 250th anniversary. From the a

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Two Glider Pilots Escape Midair Collision

Both Pilots Reached Safety After Abandoning Their Aircraft Over Genk

Two pilots survived a dramatic midair collision by deploying their parachutes moments after impact. The accident sent glider wreckage into a residential neighborhood, but no one on the ground was injured. Investigators are now working to determine what led to

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