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Key Takeaways:

  • A Cessna 152 owner is under investigation for flying a refueled aircraft from a Utah interstate back to its home base, despite authorities denying permission.
  • Shark-mutilated remains of two people have been found following the crash of a Cessna 206 off Puerto Rico with six people aboard.
  • Southwest Airlines faces criticism for a new decal featuring a swimsuit model, contrasting with its past policy of barring passengers for immodest dress.
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The owner of a fuel-starved Cessna 152 that landed on an interstate in Utah last week is under investigation after the aircraft ended up back at its home base of Spanish Forks Airport. Local authorities apparently expressly denied permission to fly the refueled airplane from the interstate but likely would have known about it being towed home …

Shark-mutilated remains of two people believed to have been on board a Cessna 206 that crashed off Puerto Rico have been found. There were six people on the aircraft, which went down Feb. 8 …

Southwest Airlines’ decision to put a 737-long decal of Sports Illustrated swimsuit edition model Bar Rafaeli reclining from economy section to, well, economy section has prompted some ironic observations from some. Southwest did, after all, bar a young woman from a flight after staff deemed her dressed immodestly.

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