Russ Niles is the Editor-in-Chief of Canadian Aviator and writes for AVweb.com. With a focus on aviation news and industry updates, Russ's work has also been featured in FLYING Magazine. He covers a wide range of topics including aircraft incidents, maintenance issues, new product unveilings, and industry controversies.
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SpaceX said it learned a lot from Test 6 of the Starship system.
A kickoff event featuring free STCs for based aircraft happens Nov. 23 at Watsonville Airport in California.
A fan decoupling system causes LEAP engines to leak oil and existence of the system is not included in pilot manuals
Traffic will be throttled if staffing shortages occur over the holiday weekend.
The Royal Canadian Air Force says it's standing down its CF-18 demonstration team for the 2025 season while it gets ready for its new fleet of CF-35A fighters. The first aircraft won't start replacing the 40-year-old CF-18 Hornets until 2029 but there is apparently much to do in the interim. “To commit more resources to this transition, for the 2025 Air Show season, the RCAF will not stand up its typical CF-18 Hornet Demonstration Team, but will instead showcase a small number of non-aerobatic Tactical Demonstrations,"the RCAF said in a news release. There was no mention of any impact on the Snowbirds Air Demonstration Team.
Co-pilot also injured in crash in northeastern Colorado.
One crew member died and three were injured in 737-400 crash.
Nature pulled a fast one with this rock formation in an airplane shape that was mistaken for Amelia Earhart’s and Fred Noonan’s Lockheed Electra
Mooney 201 went down in upstate New York on Sunday evening.
Previous limits were 60 for single-pilot and 65 for two-pilot operations.
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