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How Alaska Airlines Jumped Into Action To Repatriate A WWII Pilot’s Remains

  During World War II, Eugene Shauvin’s United States Army transport aircraft was shot down over Belgium. For more than seven decades, no one knew of his whereabouts, but that changed in the spring of last year. Last month, Alaska Airlines brought Eugene Shauvin back home. Read More Here: How Alaska Airlines Jumped Into Action

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Mexico City’s New Airport Now Has 3 Confirmed International Operators

On Monday, the Dominican startup Arajet announced the destinations it will serve from Santo Domingo Las Américas International Airport (SDQ). One of these is Mexico City’s new Felipe Ángeles International Airport (NLU). This route, ready to be served on September 22, will mark the entrance of the third international operator in the new airport, joining

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Aeroflot Flight 593: How A Family Cockpit Visit Brought Down An Airbus A310

Many people remember when you could visit the cockpit during a flight. This has now generally been prohibited for many years, and cockpit access is much more secure these days. However, one unfortunate cockpit visit stands out when one of the pilot's children was allowed to take control – with devasting results. Read More Here:

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Russia Tipped To Remove Pratt & Whitney Engines From Test MC-21s

Russian aircraft manufacturer Irkut plans to swap Pratt & Whitney engines for Russian-made Aviadvigatel PD-14 engines on an MC-21-300 jet. Irkut is reportedly planning test flights of the aircraft with the new engines fitted. The move comes more than six months after the US and European nations imposed sanctions on Russia that prevent its airlines

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