Charity Airlifts Donkeys From Gaza
The Israeli non-profit has organized ten flights, transporting the animals from the war-torn region to protected sanctuaries in Europe.
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Embraer Lobbies for Tariff Relief
Executives press for reinstatement of zero-duty rule after 10 percent levy.
Senator Demands FAA Data on Evacuation Safety
Duckworth cites runway fires and videos of carry-on luggage in probe
New Drone Rule Aims to Expand UAS Use-Cases
Duffy’s proposal would streamline BVLOS operations and bolster safety
Joby to Acquire Blade’s Passenger Business for Up to $125 Million
Deal gives air-taxi maker ready-made routes and customers as it pursues FAA approval
Low-Time Female Pilots Show Strength in Simulated Emergencies
Eye-tracking and high-fidelity simulator data reveal faster, more stable approaches.
NYPD Aviation Unit Allegedly Used for Overtime Scheme
The New York Police Department is under investigation for a fraudulent scheme that saw some officers receive thousands of dollars for work they didn’t perform.
Boeing 787 Returns to LAX With RAT Deployed
Ram Air Turbine deployed upon landing following prolonged Pacific holding pattern.
Boeing Defense Workers Walk Off the Job
Unionized workers at Boeing’s defense facilities in Missouri have launched the first strike in nearly 30 years.
