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United will end nonstop service between Spokane and Chicago O'Hare on Nov. 1. The route is currently the farthest east offered from Spokane International. The Associated Press says United is ending the flight "even though it generally flies at 80...
Separate reviews of the Eclipse 500 very light jet (VLJ) certification processes are underway by the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and the US Congress.
Brings Defense, ATC Radar Background To Job Avidyne Corporation announced Wednesday that Tom Neufelder has been named Vice President of Engineering for the avionics manufacturer.
Plane Became Entangled On Approach To Land In Germany A dangerous accident and potentially life-threatening situation came to a happy ending this weekend, after rescuers were able to extract a couple from their Europa light aircraft that became entangled in high-voltage power lines near Ulm,...
FAA Confirms Cert Review Now Underway Is it another sign of potentially serious problems with the inaugural very-light-jet... or politically-motivated posturing? A Congressional hearing will be held next month to review the type certificate issued to Eclipse Aviation for the EA500 VLJ, following...
Plane Aborted First Takeoff, Returned For Maintenance ANN REALTIME REPORTING 08.20.08 1130 EDT: Authorities say at least 45 passengers were lost Wednesday when a Spanair MD-82 overran the runway on takeoff from Madrid Barajas International Airport.
First Airport System To Earn Community Recognition NOAA's National Weather Service recognized the Wayne County Airport Authority (WCAA) this week as the first StormReady airport system in the United States.
'Shuttle for Everyone' Prototype To Fly In October Like many Americans coming of age during the time of the Apollo missions, Morris Jarvis dreamed of someday blasting off into space. But even his friends and co-workers were a little surprised when in 1993 he stopped dreaming, and started building a....
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