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VietJetAir lays out growth agenda over next decade
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Aviation Source
• Len Varley
FAA Ends 50-Year Ban on Civilian Supersonic Overland Flights
By Aviation Source: The United States has ended a 52-year ban on civilian supersonic flights over land, paving the way for a new generation of supersonic aircraft.
FlightGlobal
• David Kaminski-Morrow
Finnair reaches tentative labour agreement with pilots after 10 months of talks
By FlightGlobal: Finnair appears to have reached a breakthrough in its drawn-out negotiations with cockpit crew representatives. The collective labour discussions have been taking place since August last year.
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avweb.com
• Russ Niles
Four Injured in Twin Otter Parachute Jump Plane Crash at Tullahoma Airport Near the Beechcraft Museum
By avweb.com: There were 20 people aboard when the twin crashed on takeoff at Tullahoma, Tennessee.
manchestertimes.com
Twin-engine plane crashes near Beechcraft Museum
newschannel5.com
Skydiving Plane Crashes Near Tullahoma Airport
Airways Magazine
• Edward Lee
The History of San Francisco International Airport
By Airways Magazine: Despite San Francisco having a population of just over 800,000, San Francisco International Airport punches well above its weight.
New York Times
• Ken Belson
Why the Goodyear Blimp Hasn’t Been Replaced by Drones
By New York Times: At 100, the airship is still in demand.
The Business Journals
• Kirk Seminoff
Spirit AeroSystems machinists face up to 21-day furloughs, threatening 737 production
By The Business Journals: Spirit AeroSystems union confirms new furloughs for machinists, lasting up to 21 days, affecting 737 production amid Boeing's acquisition plans.
