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US Airman's Radio Message That Sparked Fear Instead Of Relief In Washington
The airman had a communication device and a tracking beacon with him in addition to a handgun.
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"I Made A Big Mistake": Former Alaska Airlines Pilot Who Tried To Shut Down Plane's Engines
He attributed his actions to a mental breakdown, stating that he had been struggling with depression and had ingested psychedelic mushrooms 48 hours before the incident.
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US Pilot Who Tried To Shut Down Plane Engine Mid-Air Avoids Attempted Murder Charge
An off-duty US pilot who tried to shut down the engines of a commercial passenger plane in mid-flight has been indicted on 84 counts, prosecutors said Tuesday.
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US Pilot Flies From Tokyo To Texas To Reunite 9-Year-Old Girl With Her Lost Doll
The girl's beloved American Girl doll, Beatrice, went missing after a family trip.
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2 Ukrainian Pilots In US To Fly Military Simulators: Report
In a first, two Ukrainian pilots are in Arizona to fly flight simulators and be evaluated by the U.S. military, an American defense official said Saturday, as
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Ex-US Pilot, Arrested In Australia, Has Same Address As Chinese Hacker
A former US military pilot arrested in Australia and facing likely extradition to the United States on undisclosed charges listed the same Beijing address as a Chinese businessman jailed in the United States.
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Detained Afghan Pilots Leave Tajikistan On US Flight: Report
U.S.-trained Afghan pilots and other personnel boarded U.S.-brokered flight out of Tajikistan on Tuesday, ending a nearly three-month detention ordeal that began when they escaped there in their aircraft during the Taliban takeover, Afghan sources
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United States Facing Serious Shortage Of Airline Pilots
The US is currently facing a serious shortage of airline pilots, particularly at the regional airline levels, according to a report.
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United Airlines Pilot Forced To Intervene When Political Dispute Disrupts Flight
A United Airlines pilot urged his passengers to remain calm and keep their political views to themselves after a dispute erupted ahead of an international flight following the presidential election.
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Russia Willing to Work to Avert Air Accidents Over Syria: Pentagon
Moscow has said it will work to avert potential mishaps between Russian and US pilots flying missions over Syria, Pentagon officials said Tuesday.
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Mini Helicopter Pilot Charged After Landing on US Capitol Lawn
A protester who landed his mini helicopter on the US Capitol lawn appeared in court Thursday to face charges of flying an illegal aircraft and violating national defense airspace.
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Father of Captured Pilot Asks Islamic State to Treat His Son Well
The father of the Jordanian pilot captured by the Islamic State group has appealed to the militants to treat his son well.
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US Pilots Hurt in Saudi Arabia Plane Crash
The American pilot and co-pilot of a Cessna airplane were slightly hurt Wednesday evening when they crashed short of a runway in the Saudi capital, a civil aviation spokesman said.
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US Airman's Radio Message That Sparked Fear Instead Of Relief In Washington
The airman had a communication device and a tracking beacon with him in addition to a handgun.
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"I Made A Big Mistake": Former Alaska Airlines Pilot Who Tried To Shut Down Plane's Engines
He attributed his actions to a mental breakdown, stating that he had been struggling with depression and had ingested psychedelic mushrooms 48 hours before the incident.
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US Pilot Who Tried To Shut Down Plane Engine Mid-Air Avoids Attempted Murder Charge
An off-duty US pilot who tried to shut down the engines of a commercial passenger plane in mid-flight has been indicted on 84 counts, prosecutors said Tuesday.
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US Pilot Flies From Tokyo To Texas To Reunite 9-Year-Old Girl With Her Lost Doll
The girl's beloved American Girl doll, Beatrice, went missing after a family trip.
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2 Ukrainian Pilots In US To Fly Military Simulators: Report
In a first, two Ukrainian pilots are in Arizona to fly flight simulators and be evaluated by the U.S. military, an American defense official said Saturday, as
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Ex-US Pilot, Arrested In Australia, Has Same Address As Chinese Hacker
A former US military pilot arrested in Australia and facing likely extradition to the United States on undisclosed charges listed the same Beijing address as a Chinese businessman jailed in the United States.
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Detained Afghan Pilots Leave Tajikistan On US Flight: Report
U.S.-trained Afghan pilots and other personnel boarded U.S.-brokered flight out of Tajikistan on Tuesday, ending a nearly three-month detention ordeal that began when they escaped there in their aircraft during the Taliban takeover, Afghan sources
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United States Facing Serious Shortage Of Airline Pilots
The US is currently facing a serious shortage of airline pilots, particularly at the regional airline levels, according to a report.
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United Airlines Pilot Forced To Intervene When Political Dispute Disrupts Flight
A United Airlines pilot urged his passengers to remain calm and keep their political views to themselves after a dispute erupted ahead of an international flight following the presidential election.
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Russia Willing to Work to Avert Air Accidents Over Syria: Pentagon
Moscow has said it will work to avert potential mishaps between Russian and US pilots flying missions over Syria, Pentagon officials said Tuesday.
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Mini Helicopter Pilot Charged After Landing on US Capitol Lawn
A protester who landed his mini helicopter on the US Capitol lawn appeared in court Thursday to face charges of flying an illegal aircraft and violating national defense airspace.
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Father of Captured Pilot Asks Islamic State to Treat His Son Well
The father of the Jordanian pilot captured by the Islamic State group has appealed to the militants to treat his son well.
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US Pilots Hurt in Saudi Arabia Plane Crash
The American pilot and co-pilot of a Cessna airplane were slightly hurt Wednesday evening when they crashed short of a runway in the Saudi capital, a civil aviation spokesman said.
