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Amazon has paused operations with Miami-based 21 Air after the carrier’s Boeing 767 freighter overran a runway at Miami International Airport while arriving from San Juan, Puerto Rico. The crash crossed a road near the airport and killed five people on the ground.
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Amazon has paused operations with Miami-based 21 Air after the carrier’s Boeing 767 freighter overran a runway at Miami International Airport while arriving from San Juan, Puerto Rico. The crash crossed a road near the airport and killed five people on the ground.
An Oregon Air National Guard F-15EX employed live ordnance at Nellis Air Force Base during Weapons Instructor Course training, marking the operational Eagle II’s first live air-to-ground weapons release and another step in the fighter’s transition from development to operational service.
Boeing and its engineering union reached a tentative contract agreement on Friday, according to union officials. The agreement now marks a potential resolution to negotiations affecting the company’s engineering workforce, though the articles provide no details on its terms or next steps.
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On the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, 2,977 drones recreated the Twin Towers over New York Harbor as aviation organizations revisited the human toll, Gander’s role in receiving diverted aircraft, and the short- and long-term consequences for commercial airlines, Airbus and Boeing.
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Boeing recorded 15 net commercial aircraft orders and delivered 51 jets in August 2026. Its latest market analysis says financing for elevated delivery volumes is increasingly moving toward bank debt and leasing companies, while forecasting 43,625 commercial aircraft deliveries globally between 2026 and 2045.
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Iranian airlines continue operating Rolls-Royce-powered Boeing 777s despite sanctions that restrict direct access to aircraft parts and support. The supply chains enabling those aircraft to remain airworthy illustrate how legacy parts networks, intermediaries and maintenance practices can sustain sanctioned fleets long after acquisition.
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Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary rejected reports that a passenger was partially pulled through a shattered window during a July Malta Air flight. The passenger was injured after engine debris struck the Boeing 737 window shortly after takeoff, triggering a depressurization incident.
The Oregon Air National Guard’s 142nd Wing deployed to Nellis Air Force Base for three weeks of Weapons Instructor Course training, where operational F-15EX fighters released live air-to-ground weapons for the first time—expanding the aircraft’s role beyond its original air-to-air mission focus.
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