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AeroTime • Stephen Pope

Sepehran Airlines Boeing 737-500 runs off runway at Mashhad, collapses nose gear

A Sepehran Airlines Boeing 737-500 veered off the runway while landing at Mashhad Airport in Iran on Aug. 25, with the aircraft’s nose gear collapsing. The 737, operating flight IS4310 from Tehran-Mehrabad, was carrying 127 people, according to reports cited by the Aviation Herald.

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2026-08-26T10:36:10.315018-07:00

SAAB Accident Aviation Safety & Regulation Airlines

FlightGlobal • David Kaminski-Morrow

Pilots urged to check waypoint entries after departing Saab 340s drift off course

By FlightGlobal: Regional Express amends procedures after incidents in which pilots took manual control to restore flightpath. Australian operator Regional Express is amending flight procedures following incidents in which Saab 340B turboprops drifted off their planned departure course after take-off.

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2026-08-26T10:50:14.321463-07:00

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Air Data News • Ricardo Meier

Porter opens international routes from Canada's London with E195-E2

By Air Data News: Porter Airlines will launch four international routes from London, Ontario, this winter, giving the Canadian city new nonstop connections to Florida, Mexico and Jamaica with the Embraer E195-E2.

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2026-08-26T11:51:26.231070-07:00

Helicopter North America Accident Aviation Safety & Regulation

AINonline • Amy Wilder

TSB Canada: Helicopters More Than Twice as Likely as Airplanes to Suffer Loss-of-Visual-Reference Accidents

By AINonline: Rotorcraft more than twice as vulnerable to loss of visual reference accidents than airplanes.

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2026-08-26T10:07:11.248295-07:00

Airports Accident Aviation Safety & Regulation

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Paddle Your Own Kanoo • Mateusz Maszczynski

Two Baggage Handlers at Frankfurt Die From Malaria Carried by a Stowaway Mosquito in a Plane’s Cargo Hold

By Paddle Your Own Kanoo: Two baggage handlers have died, and four more are still receiving medical treatment after being infected with malaria by a mosquito that hitched a ride in the cargo hold of a plane that landed at Frankfurt am Main International Airport after a flight from sub-Saharan Africa.

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2026-08-26T12:20:32.556515-07:00

Airline Industry & Market Trends Airbus Airbus A320 United Airlines

Air Data News • Ricardo Meier

United Questions Airbus A321XLR’s Real-World Range for Some Missions

By Air Data News: Carrier says the Airbus narrowbody cannot perform some missions originally presented to it, but existing A321LR and XLR operations suggest the issue is more nuanced than the headline 4,700-nm figure.

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2026-08-26T10:20:12.292629-07:00

ATC Airport Infrastructure & Air Traffic Management Workforce & Skills Development

Flying Magazine • Jack Daleo

New Facility Could Help FAA Address ATC Staffing Woes

By Flying Magazine: Manufacturing plant for digital voice switches could enable dynamic reallocation of ATC resources.

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2026-08-26T09:33:57.679792-07:00

Supply Chain Aircraft Manufacturing (OEMs) Aviation Safety & Regulation Boeing

Bloomberg • Allyson Versprille

FAA Requires Inspections of Some Boeing 787 Dreamliners for Gaps

By Bloomberg: The US Federal Aviation Administration is requiring inspections of some Boeing Co. Dreamliner jets after a company probe into potential manufacturing errors uncovered gaps that fell outside of engineering specifications.

Also: Air Data News

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2026-08-26T08:21:05.231986-07:00

Sepehran Airlines Boeing 737-500 runs off runway at Mashhad, collapses nose gear

Pilots urged to check waypoint entries after departing Saab 340s drift off course

Porter opens international routes from Canada's London with E195-E2

TSB Canada: Helicopters More Than Twice as Likely as Airplanes to Suffer Loss-of-Visual-Reference Accidents

Two Baggage Handlers at Frankfurt Die From Malaria Carried by a Stowaway Mosquito in a Plane’s Cargo Hold

United Questions Airbus A321XLR’s Real-World Range for Some Missions

New Facility Could Help FAA Address ATC Staffing Woes

FAA Requires Inspections of Some Boeing 787 Dreamliners for Gaps

Porter opens international routes from Canada's London with E195-E2

Two Baggage Handlers at Frankfurt Die From Malaria Carried by a Stowaway Mosquito in a Plane’s Cargo Hold

Nose gear collapses as Sepehran Airlines 737 runs off runway in Iran

Pilots urged to check waypoint entries after departing Saab 340s drift off course

TSB Canada: Helicopters More Than Twice as Likely as Airplanes to Suffer Loss-of-Visual-Reference Accidents

United Questions Airbus A321XLR’s Real-World Range for Some Missions

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