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FAA Investigates Boeing 737 Max Software Glitch Affecting VNAV
The FAA is investigating a software glitch in the Boeing 737 Max's flight management computer that could incorrectly disengage the vertical navigation mode.
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FAA Reviews Boeing 737 MAX Software Issue
The FAA is reviewing a flight management computer software glitch on some Boeing 737 MAX jets, convening a safety board.
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South Korea's Air Force Accepts First Indigenous KF-21 Fighter
The Republic of Korea Air Force has taken delivery of its first production KF-21 Boramae fighter.
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Finnish F-35 delivery disrupted by minor avionics issue
One of Finland's first three F-35A fighters is stranded in the Azores due to a minor avionics issue, delaying its arrival.
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Honeywell-led alliance achieves hydrogen-electric propulsion
A Honeywell Aerospace-led consortium has successfully integrated a megawatt-class hydrogen-electric power source for aircraft.
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Netherlands' first PC-7 MKX trainer makes first flight
The Royal Netherlands Air Force's first Pilatus PC-7 MKX trainer has flown, marking progress in an eight-aircraft order.
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Russia to display new Su-57E weapons at Egypt airshow
Russia's United Aircraft Corporation will debut two new air-launched weapons for the Su-57E fighter at the El Alamein International Airshow.
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Britten-Norman's first UK-built Islander makes maiden test flight
Britten-Norman has conducted the maiden test flight of the first Islander aircraft manufactured entirely in the UK since production returned from Romania.
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Airlink cancels third rugby flypast amid SACAA review
Airlink has withdrawn its application for a third formation flypast over a rugby Test.
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JetBlue to launch domestic first-class cabin in 2026
JetBlue will introduce its first traditional domestic first-class cabin, called BlueFirst, starting in late 2026.
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Vueling delays Boeing 737 MAX entry to 2027
Vueling has postponed introducing its first Boeing 737 MAX aircraft into service to the first half of 2027. The delay is attributed to certification issues with RECARO seats, affecting the carrier's planned fleet transition.
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Airlink Jets' 50-Foot Rugby Flyover Sparks Safety Debate
Airlink jets performed a flyover estimated at 41-46 feet above a Cape Town rugby stadium, sparking a debate over safety.