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Here’s How Many Aircraft McDonnell Douglas Produced In Long Beach
The manufacturer has impressive capabilities.
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Today In Aviation History: First Flight of the Cessna Citation II
The Cessna Citation II made its first flight on January 31, 1977, introducing a stretched, faster evolution of the Citation line that became a mainstay of business and military aviation.
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Why American Flight AA142 might be my absolute favorite
Rarely do I feel so spoiled for choice as I do when booking a New York to London flight. Because I find sleeping on aircraft nearly impossible — whether I’m in the last row of economy or the first row of first class — I try to book the rare eastbound daytime flight to avoid... The post Why American Flight AA142 might be my absolute favorite appeared first on Runway Girl.
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GeminiJets Airplane Models – December 25 New Release + Discounts
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Japan Transocean Air Warned Over Unprepared Maintenance Records
Japan’s Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT) has issued a warning to Japan Transocean Air (JTA) due to unprepared maintenance records. Between Nov. 5, 2025, and Nov. 7, 2025, Miyako and Naha airports had on-site inspections, after which authorities were concerned due to 170 similar cases in the past two years. Maintenance Record […] The post Japan Transocean Air Warned Over Unprepared Maintenance Records appeared first on Travel Radar - Aviation News.
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Which Airline Has The Largest Boeing 737 MAX Fleet In 2026?
Southwest operates the largest fleet of MAX aircraft, an accolade it seems likely to retain for some time yet.
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U.S. Navy’s MQ-25A Stingray Unmanned Tanker Begins Taxi Trials
The first production representative MQ-25 taxied under its own power at Boeing’s facilities, following a series of rigorous ground trials over several months. Boeing and the U.S. Navy’s Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) announced on Jan. 30, 2026, that the production representative prototype of the MQ-25 Stingray unmanned refueling tanker has started taxi trials at […]
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Above Rivalries: A Navy–Air Force Rescue That Defined Service
In May 1967 over North Vietnam, a U.S. Air Force KC-135 and U.S. Navy aircraft carried out an unprecedented mid-air rescue that set aside service rivalries to save American lives.
✈️ Commercial Aviation
British Airways Vs. easyJet: Which Airline Really Dominates The UK Skies In 2026?
A tale of two carriers.
🛩️ General Aviation
Helen Hollis to Lead Luxaviation One Expansion in North America
After the appointment of a U.S. managing director, Helen Hollis, Luxaviation One, the third-party charter division of Luxaviation Group, is continuing to expand its presence across North America. Through this expansion, the Luxembourg-headquartered company is aiming to build a local team in the region in order to enhance private jet charter, group and cargo services. […] The post Helen Hollis to Lead Luxaviation One Expansion in North America appeared first on Travel Radar - Aviation News.
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United Airlines’ Longest Nonstop Routes With The Boeing 787‑9 Dreamliner In 2026
How United is taking advantage of the Boeing 787-9's incredible range and fuel efficiency.
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Airbase Georgia to Open Doors for Super Museum Sunday on Feb 8
Airbase Georgia will offer free admission on February 8 for Super Museum Sunday, inviting the public to explore restored WWII aircraft, meet volunteers, and learn about its educational mission.
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COMAC C919 Getting EASA Certification!?
Wow - it looks like COMAC is serious about breaking-up the Airbus-Boeing duopoly outside of China’s borders! In an exclusive article by the South China Morning Post, it was detailed that European aviation evaluators are going on C919 test flights with plans to attain western safety certification.
🚀 Space & Aerospace
SpaceX files plans for million-satellite orbital data center constellation
SpaceX is seeking Federal Communications Commission approval for a satellite constellation of unprecedented scale intended to function as an orbital data center. The post SpaceX files plans for million-satellite orbital data center constellation appeared first on SpaceNews.
✈️ Commercial Aviation
A First Look Inside Alaska Airlines’ Massive New $200M Training Campus In Renton
Pilots, flight attendants and ground staff will all train under one roof.
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Is A Boeing KC‑767 Tanker Bigger Than A KC‑135 Stratotanker?
The KC-46A is a larger aircraft from start to finish, being bigger, carrying more fuel, carrying it further, and carrying out more missions.
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Airbus Experiments With 3D Printing Aircraft Parts
New method allows for production of large structural components.
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How Many Airbus A380s Does Qatar Airways Have In Its Fleet In 2026?
The airline's fleet includes multiple A380 models.
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U.S. approves Boeing deal to upgrade Korean F-15K fighters
The United States has awarded Boeing a contract valued at up to $2.81 billion to upgrade F-15K fighter aircraft operated by the Republic of Korea Air Force, according to a contract announcement released this week. The undefinitized contract was issued to Boeing in St. Louis, Missouri, and covers the design and development of an integrated […]