American Airlines passenger duct taped seat gagged open cabin door mid-flight sued
FAA sues American Airlines passenger who tried to open plane door mid-flight, forced to be duct taped to seat.
Flight International News & Breaking Stories
FAA Investigating Substantial Damage to Boeing 737 Max in Dutch Roll Incident
Southwest Airlines jet damaged by rare Dutch roll at 38,000 feet. Investigation underway. Boeing declines to comment. No injuries reported.
Experts Begin Probe of Singapore Airlines Turbulence Incident | Macau Daily Times
Singapore Airlines plane hit severe turbulence, killing one and injuring dozens. Investigators seek to learn how and why the incident occurred.
6 injured American Airlines Flight hard landing Kahului Airport Hawaii
American Airlines flight from Los Angeles to Maui makes a hard landing, injuring five flight attendants and one passenger. FAA to investigate.
FAA Alaska Airlines incident 737 Max jets temporary grounding
FAA orders temporary grounding and inspections of some Boeing 737 Max 9 aircraft after a fuselage section blew out midair.
Miracle passengers Japan Airlines Flight amazing crew
Japan Airlines Flight 516 crew hailed as heroes for evacuating passengers from burning wreckage in less than 20 minutes.
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Mercenary Leader Yevgeny Prigozhin Presumed Dead in Moscow Plane Crash
Yevgeny Prigozhin, the leader of the Wagner private military company, is presumed dead after a plane crash in Russia.
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Unfolding the Skies: What's Under the Wings of Flight International?
Ever find yourself peering through an airplane window, marveling at how humans managed to turn a flock of wild dreams into a streamlined reality soaring above? That same curiosity is what Flight International, our wingman in aerospace news, addresses. Think of it as your personal radar for all things that cut through clouds and redefine horizons. But what sort of wind whispers can you expect to catch here? Buckle up; we're about to take off on an information journey.
'Flight International' isn't just another tab left open in your sea of browser windows; it’s a navigation chart guiding enthusiasts across the dynamic airspace of industry updates, commercial fleet developments, scoring interviews with top brass pilots and engineers who have their heads literally in the clouds! They bring home insights from airshows - think Paris or Dubai - where new aircraft designs sprout wings.
You hungry for some tech-talk snacks too? They've got you covered faster than you can say 'Mach Speed'. From advancements in cockpit electronics to innovations fueling greener propulsion systems (because let's face it, we want clean blue skies), they break down complex topics into enjoyable bites. And when turbulence hits – like airline disputes or policy changes – Flight International helps us understand why our seatbelts need to be fastened!
Inquisitive minds might wonder: In such leaps and bounds transforming aviation, are there any hiccups worth knowing about? Absolutely! This beacon doesn’t shy away from reporting mishaps or analyses that could make future flights smoother than a pilot’s landing on a clear sunny day. It’s your co-pilot for realities beyond promotional brochures or routine safety demonstrations.
To sum up this whirlwind tour: Whether you're an aviator aficionado or someone whose feet get jittery at 30,000 feet but still craves knowledge – 'Flight International' has your ticket stamped with accurate dispatches direct from the industry stratosphere.
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