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Racing Into an Avalanche with the Alpine Disaster A-Team

The world’s most elite helicopter rescue team has only minutes to save avalanche-imperiled skiers and snowboarders—and climate change is making their job even more intense.

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Did you see it? NASA uses retired spy plane to survey, improve snow forecasts

If you looked up early Wednesday afternoon and noticed a unusual looking white aircraft high up against the clear Carolina blue skies, you caught a rare glimpse of a spy plane turned science platform for NASA. It returned to Pope Airfield shortly after 1 p.m. on Wednesday passing over Rocky Mount, Wendell and Lillington en route, and catching the eye of WRAL viewers who asked if they’d just seen a U-2.

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Polish LOT plane struck by lightning, forced to land

A Polish news broadcaster has reported that a LOT Polish airlines plane was struck by lightning, prompting the plane to return to Warsaw

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Chinese Investment in U.S. Plane Maker Draws FBI, National-Security Reviews

The FBI and a U.S. investment-screening panel are investigating a Chinese investment in an aircraft startup following allegations of improper technology transfer to China, according to people familiar with the matter and documents reviewed by The Wall Street Journal.

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Santee plane crash victim saved from burning home speaks out for first time –

SANTEE (KUSI) – Three months after a plane slammed into a Santee neighborhood, the victim saved from her burning home is speaking out. RELATED STORY: NTSB finishes investigation on scene in Santee, experts weigh in on preliminary evidence The crash killed the pilot and a UPS driver, and left residents Phil and Maria Morris seriously injured. RELATED STORY: UPS holds…

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Plane that flies vice president makes pit stop in Glenville; Schenectady-born Lt. Col. pilots – The Daily Gazette

Lt. Col. Paul Chase’s family cheered and waved as he exited the smaller sized Boeing 737 with the words “United States of America” painted on the side he had just parked on the runway of Richmor Aviation in Glenville Wednesday afternoon.  The Schenectady-born Chase is one of the pilots of one of

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SBA hosts Alpha Resource Center Plane Pull Fundraiser

Source: City of Santa Barbara Santa Barbara Airport (SBA) is proud to partner with Alaska Airlines and Signature Flight Support to host local non-profit Alpha Resource Center’s Inaugural Plane Pull

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NASA’s ‘Formula One Plane’: Why Next-Gen Passenger Airplanes Might Just Have One Single Pilot?

Passenger planes in the 1950s were operated by a five-member cockpit crew — a radio operator, navigator, flight engineer, and two pilots. The advancements over the next few decades have brought down this number to two. This has been the protocol for commercial aviation for the past 30 years, however, this too may change. Transition […]

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Historic plane starts its final move

Dismantling has started on the historic Vickers Vimy aircraft ahead of its move into a new exhibit in the upgraded Adelaide Airport terminal.

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