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Amid Air India Probe, US Aviation Body, Boeing Say Fuel Switch Locks Safe: Report
The US Federal Aviation Administration and Boeing have privately issued notifications that the fuel switch locks on Boeing planes are safe, with the FAA saying they are safe, a document seen by Reuters showed.
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Ford Recalls Over 8,50,000 Cars In US Due To Potential Fuel Pump Failure
Ford is recalling more than 8,50,000 of its cars across the US because the low-pressure fuel pump inside the vehicles may fail - and potentially cause an engine stall while driving, increasing crash risks.
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Making Travel Plans For Fourth Of July Weekend? Check Best And Worst Times To Hit The Road
The US Federal Aviation Administration said this Fourth of July travel week will be the busiest in 15 years.
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Families Of Air India Crash Victims May File Cases Against Airline In UK, US Courts
Legal teams from the US and the UK are preparing to file lawsuits against Boeing in the two countries over the Air India crash in Ahmedabad last month, in one of the worst aviation disasters the country has seen, sources have told NDTV.
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"Anything We Can Do, We Will Do": Trump On Ahmedabad Plane Crash
US President Donald Trump spoke about the tragic plane crash in India on Thursday, offering any support the United States can provide as investigations are under way to ascertain what the reasons were that led to the incident.
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US Agency To Lead Team To India To Assist Plane Crash Probe
A US government agency that investigates civil aviation accidents on Thursday said it would be leading a team of American investigators to India to assist in the investigation of the tragic Air India crash in Ahmedabad.
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FAA Approves SpaceX's Starship To Return To Flight After March Setback
The US Federal Aviation Administration on Thursday said it approved SpaceX's Starship to return to flight after its explosive testing mishap in March, allowing Elon Musk's space company to launch the Mars rocket's ninth test flight from Texas soon.
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Flying Taxis Could Soar At LA 2028 Olympics, Helping Spectators Dodge Traffic
Though Archer Aviation is yet to be certified by the US FAA, the company is hoping to begin its LA network operations by as early as 2026.
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In Trump's World, Aircraft Are Key To Unlocking Political Favours
President Donald Trump's long-held fascination with the world of aviation is proving a useful tool for governments and companies seeking to win his favor.
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US-China Trade War Escalates, Beijing Suspends Boeing Jet Deliveries
China has told its airlines to stop taking deliveries of jets from American aviation giant Boeing, a report said Tuesday, as a trade war between Beijing and the United States deepens.
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US Grounds Helicopter Tour Company After Fatal Crash That Killed Siemens CEO
A Spanish business executive, his wife and three children died along with the pilot when the helicopter operated by New York Helicopter Tours malfunctioned and plunged into the Hudson River on Thursday.
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Aircraft Crashes In New York, Third Such Incident In US In Three Days
The United States has witnessed three separate aircraft crashes -- two in New York and one in Florida -- resulting in multiple fatalities and renewed scrutiny of aviation safety.
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US Trans Pilot, Falsely Named In Washington Plane Crash, Sues Influencer For Defamation
Jo Ellis sued Matt Wallace, an influencer with 2.2 million followers on the platform X.
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Not Astronaut, This Is What Sunita Williams Dreamt Of Becoming As A Child
Designated a naval aviator in 1989, she served at Helicopter Combat Support Squadron 8 in Norfolk, Virginia.
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Trump Names Republic Airways CEO Bryan Bedford To Lead US Air Safety Agency
US President Donald Trump named Bryan Bedford, chief executive of Republic Airways, to lead the Federal Aviation Administration on Monday as the agency contends with safety questions following a deadly crash in January.
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Amid Air India Probe, US Aviation Body, Boeing Say Fuel Switch Locks Safe: Report
The US Federal Aviation Administration and Boeing have privately issued notifications that the fuel switch locks on Boeing planes are safe, with the FAA saying they are safe, a document seen by Reuters showed.
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Ford Recalls Over 8,50,000 Cars In US Due To Potential Fuel Pump Failure
Ford is recalling more than 8,50,000 of its cars across the US because the low-pressure fuel pump inside the vehicles may fail - and potentially cause an engine stall while driving, increasing crash risks.
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Making Travel Plans For Fourth Of July Weekend? Check Best And Worst Times To Hit The Road
The US Federal Aviation Administration said this Fourth of July travel week will be the busiest in 15 years.
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Families Of Air India Crash Victims May File Cases Against Airline In UK, US Courts
Legal teams from the US and the UK are preparing to file lawsuits against Boeing in the two countries over the Air India crash in Ahmedabad last month, in one of the worst aviation disasters the country has seen, sources have told NDTV.
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"Anything We Can Do, We Will Do": Trump On Ahmedabad Plane Crash
US President Donald Trump spoke about the tragic plane crash in India on Thursday, offering any support the United States can provide as investigations are under way to ascertain what the reasons were that led to the incident.
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US Agency To Lead Team To India To Assist Plane Crash Probe
A US government agency that investigates civil aviation accidents on Thursday said it would be leading a team of American investigators to India to assist in the investigation of the tragic Air India crash in Ahmedabad.
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FAA Approves SpaceX's Starship To Return To Flight After March Setback
The US Federal Aviation Administration on Thursday said it approved SpaceX's Starship to return to flight after its explosive testing mishap in March, allowing Elon Musk's space company to launch the Mars rocket's ninth test flight from Texas soon.
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Flying Taxis Could Soar At LA 2028 Olympics, Helping Spectators Dodge Traffic
Though Archer Aviation is yet to be certified by the US FAA, the company is hoping to begin its LA network operations by as early as 2026.
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In Trump's World, Aircraft Are Key To Unlocking Political Favours
President Donald Trump's long-held fascination with the world of aviation is proving a useful tool for governments and companies seeking to win his favor.
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US-China Trade War Escalates, Beijing Suspends Boeing Jet Deliveries
China has told its airlines to stop taking deliveries of jets from American aviation giant Boeing, a report said Tuesday, as a trade war between Beijing and the United States deepens.
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US Grounds Helicopter Tour Company After Fatal Crash That Killed Siemens CEO
A Spanish business executive, his wife and three children died along with the pilot when the helicopter operated by New York Helicopter Tours malfunctioned and plunged into the Hudson River on Thursday.
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Aircraft Crashes In New York, Third Such Incident In US In Three Days
The United States has witnessed three separate aircraft crashes -- two in New York and one in Florida -- resulting in multiple fatalities and renewed scrutiny of aviation safety.
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US Trans Pilot, Falsely Named In Washington Plane Crash, Sues Influencer For Defamation
Jo Ellis sued Matt Wallace, an influencer with 2.2 million followers on the platform X.
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Not Astronaut, This Is What Sunita Williams Dreamt Of Becoming As A Child
Designated a naval aviator in 1989, she served at Helicopter Combat Support Squadron 8 in Norfolk, Virginia.
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Trump Names Republic Airways CEO Bryan Bedford To Lead US Air Safety Agency
US President Donald Trump named Bryan Bedford, chief executive of Republic Airways, to lead the Federal Aviation Administration on Monday as the agency contends with safety questions following a deadly crash in January.
