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Key Takeaways:

  • The bodies of a University of North Dakota flight instructor and student were found in the wreckage of a Piper Seminole that went missing near Little Falls, Minnesota.
  • Embraer celebrated the sale of its 300th E-series jetliner, with the milestone aircraft going to Northwest Airlines.
  • A Naples, Florida, helicopter pilot accused of flying drunk during sightseeing rides surrendered his certificate and was released on bail.
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The bodies of an instructor and student from the University of North Dakota have been found in the wreckage of the Piper Seminole that went missing late Wednesday. Instructor Annette Klosterman, of Seattle, and 20-year-old Adam Ostapenko, a junior aviation student from Duluth, Minnesota, died in the crash about 20 miles northwest of Little Falls, Minn. …

Embraer celebrated the sale of the 300th copy of its E series of jetliners on Wednesday. Number 300 went to Northwest Airlines …

A Naples, Fla. helicopter pilot accused of flying drunk while doing sightseeing rides at the Suffolk, Va. Peanut Festival has turned in his certificate. As a result, Ron Davis Jr. was released on bail and will be back in court Dec. 3.

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