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Last Updated: Saturday, July 26, 2025, 4:04 AM PDT

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FlightGlobalDavid Kaminski-Morrow

Maintenance Errors Misled Superjet 100 Crew into Overspeed, Causing Fatal Dive

By FlightGlobal: Russian investigators believe the crew of a Yakovlev Superjet 100 thought the aircraft was experiencing an air-data system fault relating to airspeed, rather than a highly-improbable angle-of-attack discrepancy, before the jet fatally dived into a forest about 6min after take-off.

2025-07-26T02:59:38.219412-07:00
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Paddle Your Own KanooMateusz Maszczynski

Southwest Airlines 737 Performs Emergency Descent To Avoid Midair Collision on Burbank–Las Vegas Flight

By Paddle Your Own Kanoo: The pilots of a Southwest Airlines flight from Burbank, California, to Las Vegas had to make the “most insane dive ever” on Friday morning in order to avoid a mid-air collision with another plane.

2025-07-25T15:11:05.504704-07:00
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FlightGlobalDavid Kaminski-Morrow

Work begins to adapt new PD-8 engine to Be-200 firefighting amphibian

By FlightGlobal: Work has started to adapt the Aviadvigatel PD-8 engine to the Beriev Be-200 amphibious firefighter, according to Russian state technology firm Rostec. United Aircraft manufactures the jet-powered amphibian at its Taganrog aviation plant near Rostov-on-Don.

2025-07-25T00:28:36.952552-07:00
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Flying MagazineZach Vasile

US Senators Urge Transportation Secretary to Oppose Single-Pilot Flights

By Flying Magazine: A group of 45 U.S. senators is urging Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy to take a firmer stand against efforts to examine and test out proposals for having a single pilot operate commercial passenger flights.

2025-07-25T13:31:04.633288-07:00
al-monitor.com

Australian women win right to sue Qatar Airways over forced strip-searches

By al-monitor.com: By Christine ChenSYDNEY (Reuters) -Five Australian women who say they were pulled from a Qatar Airways flight by armed guards and strip-searched have won the right to sue the airline, after a court on Thursday overturned an earlier decision to throw out the case.Women on 10 Qatar Airways flights, including 13 Australians, were subjected to invasive examinations to see if they had recently given birth after a newborn baby was found abandoned at Doha's Hamad Airport in October 2020.

2025-07-23T21:43:00.450649-07:00