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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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