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Amelia Earhart was the first woman to fly the Atlantic and was famous for her flying exploits until the sudden disappearance of her plane in the Pacific. New research, however, may finally answer the question of where Earhart's plane came down.
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More flights connections between Croatia and Serbia are announced, with the Serbian national airline resuming its route to Split after 20 years.
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Pietersburg -
The South African Air Force (SAAF) gave an impressive spectacle of raw power during its Air Capability Demonstration earlier this week. The event was for invited VIPs and selected media, and Digital Journal was there.
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A man was arrested for public masturbation on a flight from Spokane to Denver last Thursday. FBI agents charged him with "obscene and indecent exposure of his person."
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Pretoria -
A former Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) P-51D Mustang fighter surprised onlookers at the first South African Air Force (SAAF) Flying Day of 2011 at the Swartkop Museum by an unexpected visit from nearby Lanseria Airport, near Johannesburg.
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A skateboarder and Pomeranian in California have received international attention for performing as Johnny and Austin the Flyin Lion.
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The Transportation Security Administration has announced increased security measures will be taken on flights in-bound to the United States from a number of different countries.
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Newark's Liberty Airport is currently on lockdown as Transportation Security Administration officials search for a man who went through the exit of a security checkpoint into the secured area.
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Tom Stuker is truly a frequent flier. This year alone, the automobile salesman has flown 700,000 miles and accumulated 8.8 million airline miles.
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An Internet blog site found outdated, yet confidential information about the Transportation Safety Administration's (TSA) screening practices posted online.
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The school where Ghana's women learn to fly
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Terrafugia will show its Transition flying car at the NY Auto Show in April.
US company Terrafugia has put on display a car that is also licensed to fly, at the New York International Auto Show.
 The B.C. government is floating a proposal to fly people on welfare north and give them accommodation and training to fill vacant jobs in the booming oil and gas sector.
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