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This month's most read air transport content.
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| | | As a trusted partner of government agencies and airlines for thirty years, Verizon's reliability has improved resiliency and modernized network infrastructures. We're committed to bringing our full expertise to help accomplish the FAA's mission of providing the world's safest aerospace environment. The safety of the flying public depends on it. Learn More. |
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| EDITORIAL The Hypocrisy Of G7 Leaders’ International Travel | Karen Walker
Hopes for an announcement during the G7 Summit of a re-opening of the UK-US air travel market were dashed when all British Prime Minister Boris Johnson could offer was the setting up of a task force. |
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| GALLERY Remembering Thrilling Landings at Kai Tak Airport | Rob Finlayson
Kai Tak Airport was the international airport of Hong Kong from 1925-1998. It was well known for its hair-raising aircraft landings, making it a favorite of aviation photographers and crowds alike. |
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| Building an interconnected electrical system that can generate, maintain, distribute, and insulate the high-voltage and other power and data systems required for advanced electrified air travel is a serious undertaking and an essential design consideration. CarlisleIT engineers products that are lightweight, compact, safe, and reliable—just what you need to create tomorrow’s technology today. Learn More. |
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| FAA Delays Certification Test Start For Boeing 777-9 | Guy Norris
The start of certification tests of the Boeing 777-9 remains on hold after the FAA declined the manufacturer’s request for Type Inspection Authorization (TIA), citing concerns over unresolved software and hardware issues. |
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| Boeing 737 MAX 10 Completes First Flight | Guy Norris
Boeing conducted the long-delayed first flight of the 737-10, the fourth version of the MAX series, with a 2 hr. 30 min. test mission in picture-perfect weather over Washington State on June 18. |
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| GALLERY Austrian Airlines Bids Farewell To Last Dash 8 Turboprop | Kurt Hofmann
On May 31, Austrian Airlines operated its last Dash 8 Q400 scheduled service on its Innsbruck-Vienna route. Aviation Week/ATW correspondent Kurt Hofmann was on board the final flight and shares exclusive pictures. |
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