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American Airlines Opens Its 9/11 Archive to the World
A quarter century after the attacks that reshaped aviation, American Airlines is handing over its collection o
Sep 11
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Flight Attendants Push Back Against ICE Deportation Requests
As ICE presence grows at US airports, flight attendant unions are drawing a line. Here's what crews are being
Sep 10
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Lufthansa's Big Dubai Comeback Starts This October
Dubai is back on the Lufthansa Group radar this autumn, with a phased return of flights that could hit 36 week
Sep 10
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UK's Aviation Network Buckles Under Second Day of System Failures
Britain's skies came to a standstill this week when a technical failure at the National Air Traffic Services t
Sep 9
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Private Jet Access Hangs in the Balance as Trade War Escalates
A brewing trade war over aircraft manufacturing could reshape the private aviation market. Bombardier faces pr
Sep 9
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Krakatau's Ash Cloud Grounds 340,000 Travelers Across Indonesia
When Anak Krakatau exploded without warning, it sent ash 50,000 feet into the sky and paralyzed air travel acr
Sep 8
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Qantas Flight QF122 Makes Emergency Diversion After Engine Fire Over New Zealand
What started as a routine 3-hour flight from Queenstown to Sydney turned terrifying when passengers witnessed
Sep 8
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Miami's Runway Disaster Exposes a Gap in U.S. Airport Safety
When an Amazon cargo plane overshot Miami International's runway on Labor Day weekend, it sparked debate over
Sep 8
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Air Canada's Biggest Bet Yet Adds 12 Routes Across Three Continents
Air Canada just unveiled its most ambitious global push ever. By next summer, the carrier will connect Canada
Sep 7
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Europe's Pilots Are Drawing a Line Against Dubai's Airline Expansion
A battle is brewing over whether Germany should let Emirates expand its German routes. Europe's pilots say the
Sep 7
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Brussels Airport Gets Its Train Back After Nearly a Decade Away
After almost a decade of no direct rail service, Brussels Airport now welcomes the ICE train from Cologne. Tra
Sep 7
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Europe's aviation titans are fighting for control of Portugal's flag carrier
Two European airline giants are locked in a high-stakes battle to reshape Portugal's national carrier. The win
Sep 7
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