Tag: Aviation
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Private Jet Crash at Bangor Airport: Eight Onboard Injured, FAA Investigates
Overview of the Bangor Incident A private jet with eight people onboard crashed during takeoff at Bangor International Airport in Bangor, Maine, on Sunday evening. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) confirmed the incident and said the crash occurred as the aircraft was attempting to depart. Details about the extent of injuries were not immediately clear,…
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Winter Storm Grounds Thousands of Flights Across the US
Overview A powerful winter storm swept across much of the United States, triggering a cascade of flight cancellations and delays that disrupted travel for millions. The system brought heavy snow, sleet, and freezing rain to key hubs, forcing airlines to reshape schedules as airports scrambled to manage the fallout. Airports Most Affected Major hubs in…
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Private jet crash at Bangor Airport leaves eight aboard,
Overview of the incident A private business jet carrying eight people crashed while attempting to take off at Bangor International Airport in Maine on Sunday evening. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) confirmed the incident, but details on the cause and the extent of injuries were limited as investigators gathered facts at the scene. Local emergency…
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Clark Airport Traffic Surges 14% as New Flights Drive Passenger Numbers Back to Pre-Pandemic Levels
Clark International Airport Bounces Back With a 14% Passenger Increase Clark International Airport is reporting a notable rebound in passenger traffic, rising 14% last year to about 2.75 million travelers. The uptick marks a meaningful step toward pre-pandemic volumes as the airport expands its flight network and welcomes more travelers across the region. Operators say…
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Changi Airport records all-time high: 69.98 million passengers in 2025
Changi Airport posts record-breaking year in 2025 Singapore’s Changi Airport (CAG) announced a new milestone for aviation: 69.98 million passenger movements in 2025, marking an all-time high for the facility. The figure represents a 3.4% increase over 2024, underscoring the steady recovery of international travel and passenger demand as global borders reopen and travel resumes…
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IAF Training Microlight Crashes in UP; Pilots Safe, Investigation Underway
IAF Training Microlight Crashes in Uttar Pradesh; Pilots Emerge Unhurt An Indian Air Force (IAF) training aircraft crashed during a routine sortie in the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. Police said both pilots escaped unharmed, with early reports pointing to a technical issue as the probable cause. The incident underscores the challenges of flight…
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Changi Airport Surges to Nearly 70 Million Passengers in 2025
Changi Airport Nears 70 Million Passengers in 2025 Singapore’s Changi Airport closed 2025 with a record-breaking milestone, recording 69.98 million passenger movements. The figure represents a 3.4% increase over 2024, signaling a robust rebound in global travel and the airport’s ongoing role as a front-runner in aviation efficiency and passenger experience. The Changi Airport Group…
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IAF training aircraft crash in UP; pilots escape unharmed
IAF training incident in Uttar Pradesh: what happened An Indian Air Force (IAF) training aircraft crashed during a routine sortie in the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. The incident involved a Microlight aircraft flying out of Bamrauli air force station near Prayagraj. Authorities confirmed that both pilots on board escaped without injuries, and emergency…
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Why Peter Muthoka Sold Transglobal Cargo Centre to Celebi Aviation for Sh5.17 Billion
Overview: A landmark deal in Kenya’s logistics sector In a move that underscores the growing appetite for regional aviation logistics, billionaire Peter Muthoka has sold his airport services firm, Transglobal Cargo Centre, to Istanbul-based Celebi Aviation for approximately Sh5.17 billion (roughly $40.1 million). The deal, one of the largest in Kenya’s logistics market, marks a…
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Trump Greenland News Live: Davos-Bound Plane Returns to Washington Over Electrical Issue
Live Update: Trump Greenland News and the Davos-Bound Flight In a dramatic turn of events, a plane carrying former President Donald Trump, en route to participate in the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, had to return to Washington due to an electrical issue. The development unfolded shortly after the aircraft departed, triggering questions about…