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Southwest Airlines has been alleged to have broken federal safety rules. At this times the airline has grounded 44 Boeing planes until they determine if they need further inspections.
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A small plane grounded by the US Air Force after it violated presidential airspace above Los Angeles was found to be carrying 18kg (40lb) of marijuana, reports say.
 Air Canada has warned that some passengers face being stranded after a maintenance supplier, Aveos Fleet Performance, announced it will liquidate its assets, throwing all 2,600 of its employees across the country out of work.
When passengers complained of a strange odor aboard a Qantas flight en route from Darwin to Brisbane earlier this week, officials made the decision to land the plane as soon as possible. Rather than a security threat, officials found a dirty diaper that had been left...
I fell two miles from a plane and survived
 An investigation into a fiery plane crash in Richmond has found the pilot lost control of the plane moments before the crash, but there was no loss of power or mechanical failure.
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A four-year, $63 billion FAA bill, which was approved by House and Senate negotiators for use of unmanned planes,...
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On April 22, 2010, NASA launched a test run of the X-37 Space Plane, it could be called the new B-52 for space. Like...
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“Sometimes there are no alternatives to confrontation” (then - 2008 - candidate Obama) In my previous article -...
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“The conduct of the President justifies the alarm which we have expressed. He means mischief, and he will be...
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This article reviews the effort put forth by the Congressional "Super Committee" which was supposed come up with a...
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