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TCAS Stops Mid-Air Collision Between LATAM Airbus A319 & Copa Boeing 737

Earlier this month, two aircraft, an Airbus A319 of LATAM Airlines and a Boeing 737 of Copa Airlines, avoided a midair collision while approaching Guayaquil International Airport (GYE) in Ecuador. This incident took place following a bird strike that forced the regional air traffic controllers to redirect the incoming traffic but, while doing so, had […]

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Crossrail Will Link Central London To Heathrow With Direct Trains From November

From November 6th, passengers will be able to travel from Heathrow Airport directly into Central London on the Elizabeth Line. This will allow travelers to reach stations including Bond Street, Farringdon, and Canary Wharf, without having to change trains at Paddington. Read More Here: Crossrail Will Link Central London To Heathrow With Direct Trains From

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6.5 Hours On An Airbus A321neo: PLAY Adds Flights To Washington Dulles

Iceland's PLAY, which took to the sky 14 months ago in June 2021, has been quiet recently. It has bedded in routes, allowing for seat load factors and hopefully revenue to grow, while actively planning for next summer, which will now include a fourth USA destination: Washington Dulles. And, perhaps surprisingly, it'll seemingly coexist with

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Russian Airport Worker Killed By Spinning Antonov An-24 Propeller

Aviation is statistically the safest mode of transport. However, ground service equipment, aircraft and engines are powerful machines, and occasionally, accidents happen on the ground at airports. Unfortunately, in a recent incident in Russia's Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug, an airport ground services agent died after being hit by the rotating propeller of an Antonov An-24 aircraft

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How Antonov Modified The An-24 To Create A Specialized Cartography Aircraft

The Antonov An-24 has been one of the most successful aircraft from the Soviet manufacturer. Over 1,200 aircraft were built during the 1960s and 1970s. It was also modified into several specific variants with smaller production runs. This includes the Antonov An-30, which was built specifically for aerial survey and cartography. In total, 126 An-30

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