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NTSB Details Throttle Changes in Fatal Miami 767 Overrun

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Riyadh Air Enters Pakistan With Islamabad, Lahore Routes

Riyadh Air has begun daily Islamabad flights and will add Lahore on August 18, both using Boeing 787-9s.

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JAL, ANA Plan Haneda–Okayama Schedule Coordination

JAL and ANA plan to separate overlapping Haneda–Okayama departures under Japan’s competition framework.

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From Wicker Chairs to Lie-Flat Beds: How Aircraft Interiors Evolved

Aircraft cabins evolved from lightweight chairs to economy rows, premium suites, and beds engineered for long-haul sleep.

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August 16, 2026
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From Academy to Certification: How Air Traffic Controllers Train for the Job

FAA Academy graduation is only the midpoint of a controller’s training. Full certification can take years more.

Helwing Villamizar
August 16, 2026
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The Jets Are Flying Again. Why Are Airline Engine Bills Still Rising?

Groundings are easing, but long shop visits, costly leases, scarce parts, and delayed retirements keep engine bills high.

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August 16, 2026
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