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United completes Guam switch to 737 Max 8s early
Pacific service now operates with 10 newer Boeing 737 Max 8 aircraft instead of 737-800s. United Airlines has completed the replacement of its Guam-based fleet ahead of schedule. The US carrier will now operate 10 Boeing 737 Max 8 aircraft from the Pacific hub instead of older 737-800s. Their replacement was originally planned by the end of the year. All 10 of the aircraft will be equipped with Starlink satellite wi-fi and new interiors, with installations of the network already completed on two aircraft as of 13 October.
US lawmakers urge FAA to pause AI air traffic tool
More than two dozen US lawmakers are urging the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to stop using a new artificial intelligence tool to help manage Washington-area air traffic until it answers questions about safety testing and staff training.
AeronautX aims to break duopoly with Amsterdam pilot training centre
Niall Olver-owned company’s new venture will initially operate Bombardier Challenger simulators. A new entrant hopes to break what it calls a duopoly in business aviation pilot training in Europe by opening an eight-bay simulator centre near Amsterdam’s Schiphol airport. AeronautX, part of the AX group of companies wholly or part-owned by ExecuJet founder Niall Olver, will open the facility in the first quarter of 2027, initially with a pair of full-flight simulators for Bombardier Challenger 300 and Challenger 650 series aircraft. However,
Boeing on pace to increase aircraft deliveries in 2026
Boeing delivered 475 commercial aircraft in the first nine months of 2026, up 8% from a year earlier, putting it on pace to exceed last year’s total as deliveries of the 737 family increased.
Small Plane Landing at JFK Creates Conflicts | Was This an Error?
New VASAviation Merch available! https://planeapparelco.com/pages/vasaviation __________________ Please consider supporting VASAviation here. It really helps! -- https://www.patreon.com/VASAviation -- https://paypal.me/VASAviation Become a VIP member of VASAviation! -- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuedf_fJVrOppky5gl3U6QQ/join Flying Eyes 10% OFF: https://flyingeyesoptics.com/?ref=Vasaviation Join VASAviation's Discord -- https://discord.gg/ap5reFs Twitter/Facebook/Instagram -- @VASAviation Radar visuals created using ADS-B data courtesy of Airplanes.Live Disclaimer: These videos are made using real ATC audio recorded by amateur receivers and ADS-B data separately, then edited all together. Synchronization between the two MIGHT NOT be accurate. ADS-B data is provided by Airplanes.Live and imported on our own developed radar software. To save time, audio and video might be trimmed or cut at some points to avoid silences or delete unrelated communications. None of these two main sources used to produce these videos are official. VASAviation DOES NOT modify, alter or manipulate (other than that said previously) the original audio clips and its voices, or airplanes ADS-B traces. Captions on screen may not be accurate or contain typing errors.
Cebu Pacific receives 15th A330neo, first widebody of 2026
Cebu Pacific receives its 15th Airbus A330neo, its first widebody of 2026, with new-engine aircraft now making up 78% of its jet fleet
Pilot Mistakes Made Anniversary Flight Deadly!
Ready to be seen? Check that appointment off your to-do list with Zocdoc ✅ : https://zocdoc.com/debrief #sponsored On an August evening in 2021, two pilots and a passenger lifted off from a Utah airport to fly past the temple where a couple had married a year earlier — and climbed straight into a canyon that rose faster than their Cessna 182 could. The airplane departed Skypark Airport near Bountiful, Utah, on a Part 91 personal tour flight on August 15, 2021. Aboard the Cessna 182H were two pilots and one passenger, out to celebrate a one-year wedding anniversary with a flight past the temple where the couple had married. The normally aspirated single climbed northeast toward the Sessions Mountains at roughly 700 feet per minute. The airplane entered a canyon while still level with the top of its walls. But as the flight progressed, the terrain rose faster than the airplane could climb. An early escape would have demanded a precise, coordinated 180-degree turn flown very close to the rock — and instead the flight continued deeper, into a one-mile-wide bowl ringed by steep rising ground. Lateral separation from the canyon walls shrank to as little as 700 feet. Data showed the airplane beginning a left turn, likely a last attempt to reverse course, but by then it was slowing toward stall speed. The wreckage lay just beyond the final ADS-B target, with damage consistent with a near-vertical impact after an aerodynamic stall and spin. All three occupants were killed and the airplane was destroyed by impact and post-crash fire. The NTSB determined the probable cause was the decision of both pilots to fly into a steep canyon, leaving the airplane unable to climb above the rising terrain; contributing factors were their delayed response to the hazard and their failure to recognize the danger amid mountain obscuration from thick haze and smoke. A forest fire had cut visibility across the area, and an established mountain pass five miles north offered a survivable rou
Two survive Cessna Citation crash at Pennsylvania airport
A pilot and copilot survived with non-life-threatening injuries after their Cessna Citation CJ1 crashed during takeoff and caught fire at Bedford County Airport in Pennsylvania on October 7, 2026.
Delta cuts 2026 profit forecast as fuel costs surge
Delta Air Lines cut its 2026 profit forecast on October 9, 2026, as rising fuel costs outpaced gains from higher fares and strong travel demand.
TCAS Saved The Day Again | Pilot's Error after Takeoff in Busy Orlando!
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What will it take to lead an airport in 2035?
Airport CEOs increasingly need expertise in geopolitics, capital, technology and stakeholder management as the leadership role evolves.
France outlines post-FCAS roadmap for next-generation fighter
France’s 2027 budget documents set NGF demonstration work for 2027 and development of the operational fighter for 2029, as FCAS commitments more than double.
Airbus lands triple-digit aircraft order from Avolon
Airbus has secured a triple-digit order from Dublin-based lessor Avolon comprising A330neo widebodies and A320neo family aircraft.
ST Engineering opens AI-driven airframe MRO hub in Singapore - AeroTime
ST Engineering opens fourth airframe MRO facility in Singapore, adding 40% widebody capacity and about 100 more aircraft a year with drones, robots and AI tools
Burnham says UK is open to Germany joining GCAP fighter plan - AeroTime
Germany weighs joining UK, Italy and Japan’s GCAP fighter program after FCAS collapse as Burnham signals openness, although Berlin insists no decision taken yet
AvTalk Episode 390: Running a decade behind to avoid the glitches
On this week’s episode of AvTalk, the latest on the investigation into flydubai flight 1073. The NTSB releases its preliminary report on the 767 runway overrun in Miami last month. The Houthis warn airlines against using Saudi Arabian airspace. And airlines are still using decade-old software to avoid glitches in the 737.
Etihad commercial chief Arik De departs; successor not named - AeroTime
Etihad commercial chief Arik De leaves after nearly five years, citing revenue growth from $3 billion to nearly $10 billion; airline is yet to name a successor
LATAM Brazil takes first E195-E2 to broaden domestic network - AeroTime
LATAM Brazil takes first of 12 Embraer E195-E2 jets due by year-end as it aims to serve more than 70 Brazilian airports by 2027 with new routes and destinations
US Navy commits another $150M to Shield AI X-BAT
The US Navy has added $150M to Shield AI’s X-BAT program, with the company matching the investment as flight testing approaches.
Airbus must deliver over 100 jets a month to hit 2026 goal
Airbus must target over 100 aircraft deliveries a month if the European manufacturer is to reach its annual goal for the year of around 870.
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