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Key Takeaways:

  • A passenger claiming to have a bomb was subdued on a Russian flight, while an ex-con alleged a 1986 plane crash was an assassination.
  • The first civilian-owned Harrier jet made its airshow debut, and the Rocket Racing League received approval for demo flights.
  • Dennis Ferguson has departed as CEO of Mooney, and strike negotiations at Boeing have stalled with no quick resolution expected.
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An apparently drunk passenger who told an airline flight attendant he had a bomb was overpowered by fellow passengers on a flight in Russia on Wednesday; the A320 crew flew on to their intended destination…

The first-ever civilian-owned Harrier made its airshow debut in Virginia last weekend…

The Rocket Racing League got the official OK to fly demo flights next year…

Ex-con says 1986 plane crash was the deliberate assassination of Mozambique’s president…

Dennis Ferguson, who until recently was CEO at Mooney, has left the company….

Strike talks at Boeing have stalled; no quick resolution is expected.

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