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Key Takeaways:

  • NASA released a study on space shuttle Columbia safety equipment and procedures, recommending improvements for future crew members.
  • Several major airlines are reportedly refusing to participate in the FAA's aviation safety reporting program.
  • The FAA revoked the certificates of four men operating a skydiving business after multiple fatalities.
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NASA on Tuesday released a comprehensive study of crew safety equipment and procedures used during the space shuttle Columbia accident, with recommendations for improving the safety of all future crew members in space …

The USAF Thunderbirds jet aerobatics team has released its 2009 schedule for show appearances across the U.S. …

Several major airlines are continuing to refuse to take part in the FAA’s aviation safety reporting program, the Washington Post reports …

FAA has revoked the certificates of four Missouri men involved in operating a skydiving business that has been the site of three fatalities this year.

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