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Last Updated: Monday, Dec. 30, 2024, 8:41 AM PST
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Fight for use of backcountry airstrips continues after settlement agreement
By GlobalAir.com: A judge accepted the settlement terms in a legal battle over the use of backcountry airstrips. Some groups have said the fight is far from over. .
Embraer unveils order for six A-29 Super Tucanos from undisclosed customer
By Air Data News: Embraer has closed another order for A-29 Super Tucano aircraft but, as it did with a recent C-390 deal, did not disclose the customer.
Undisclosed customer signs for two C-390 Millennium aircraft
UK CAA Mandates Carbon Monoxide Detectors in Light Aircraft
By AINonline: Business, Air Transport, Defense & General Aviation News.
Volocopter Files For Bankruptcy
By Aviation Week: Volocopter aims to uphold normal business operations after filing for bankruptcy after failing to secure additional capital from its existing shareholders.
Volocopter reports it has initiated insolvency proceedings
Washington state pilot Harmon Lange earns FAA’s Wright Brothers Master Pilot Award
By General Aviation News: Pilot and airplane builder Harmon Lange received the FAA’s Wright Brothers Master Pilot Award on Dec. 19, 2024, recognizing over 50 years of safe flying and contributions to aviation.
FAA Exploring Update to Part 141 Flight School Regulations
By AINonline: Business, Air Transport, Defense & General Aviation News.
Flight Attendant Allowed to Sue United Airlines On Appeal After She Was Terminated For Running An OnlyFans Account
By Paddle Your Own Kanoo: An ex-United Airlines flight attendant who was fired by the Chicago-based carrier after her bosses discovered she was running an OnlyFans account in her spare time has been granted permission on appeal to sue United for retaliation.