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Investigators recover data cards after fatal Pennsylvania airport collision as Philadelphia medical Learjet probe examines trim

Investigators recovered intact data cards from a Pennsylvania State Police helicopter and Cessna after their fatal collision near a Carlisle airport runway. Separately, investigators examining a Philadelphia medical Learjet 55 crash are focusing on the aircraft’s trim settings after it went down shortly after departure.

2026-08-21T04:20:08.647923-07:00

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Investigators recover data cards after fatal Pennsylvania airport collision as Philadelphia medical Learjet probe examines trim

Investigators recovered intact data cards from a Pennsylvania State Police helicopter and Cessna after their fatal collision near a Carlisle airport runway. Separately, investigators examining a Philadelphia medical Learjet 55 crash are focusing on the aircraft’s trim settings after it went down shortly after departure.

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IndiGo restores reservation system after second outage this week as Trichy-Singapore flight returns safely

India’s largest airline restored its website and app after intermittent failures disrupted bookings, web check-ins and payment confirmations for the second time this week. Separately, an IndiGo Trichy-Singapore flight carrying 127 passengers returned to Trichy after a mid-air technical snag and landed safely.

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ATSB investigates fourth Sydney Airport safety incident in a month after Qantas taxiway near miss

Australia’s transport safety regulator has opened an investigation after two Qantas aircraft were directed toward the same intersection while taxiing at Sydney Airport. The event is the fourth air traffic control or runway-safety incident reported there in less than a month, intensifying scrutiny of airport operations and controller procedures.

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USAF C-17 turns back from Antarctica mission after Russian missile-launch hazard notice

A U.S. Air Force C-17A Globemaster III departed Christchurch, New Zealand, for Antarctica but returned after New Zealand authorities received a Russian warning about potentially hazardous space activity and a planned missile launch. The episode underscores how launch-related airspace hazards can affect military logistics flights in the region.

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