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Key Takeaways:

  • The crew of a US Airways flight landing in Boston reported headaches and nausea from an unidentified odor in the cockpit.
  • The oldest T-38 in the U.S. Air Force fleet, a 46-year-old aircraft, completed its final flight at Los Angeles International Airport.
  • Alan Klapmeier, chairman and CEO of Cirrus Design Corporation, has been elected as GAMA's chairman for 2008.
  • A North Carolina high school student was suspended for flying a Cessna 172 too close to a local football game.
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The crew of a US Airways flight that landed in Boston on Monday complained of headaches and nausea from an unidentified odor in the cockpit … .

A 46-year-old T-38, the oldest of its kind in the U.S. Air Force fleet, landed for the last time at Los Angeles International Airport on Monday … .

The General Aviation Manufacturers Association has elected Alan Klapmeier, chairman and CEO of Cirrus Design Corporation, as GAMAs chairman for 2008 … .

A North Carolina high school student who buzzed a local football game in a Cessna 172 has been suspended.

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