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United to consider 737 MAX 7 to replace older 737-700s: CFO

United Airlines is considering Boeing’s smallest iteration of its 737 MAX family, the MAX 7, as the eventual replacement for its ageing 737-700 jets. The possibility was revealed by United chief financial officer Gerry Laderman while speaking at the United hangar at Newark Liberty International Airport. “The -700s have certain capabilities for hot and high

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Skyports drone Scotland trial

Feature: Weather could hinder commercial drones’ widespread use

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A team from the University of Calgary examine the impact of precipitation, wind speed and temperature on drone flyability.

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EU, Italian regulators greenlight new carrier ITA

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Brussels and Rome also decided the new airline would not carry the debts of its bankrupt predecessor, Alitalia, which received billions in state aid. 

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Dassault’s Falcon 6X completes third test flight

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The third test flight for Dassault Aviation’s “benchmark” wide-body Falcon 6X business jet took off this week as the aircraft nears certification. 

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SpaceShipTwo in a captive flight configuration underneath White Knight Two (WikiCommons)

Virgin Galactic races ahead of Blue Origin in ‘battle of the billionaires’

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Virgin Galactic has now confirmed that the British billionaire will be taking his seat aboard the next crewed spaceflight on 11 July, pending weather and technical checks.

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Slovakian flying car completes 35-minute flight

The dual-mode car aircraft completed its 142nd milestone flight landing in Bratislava, Slovakia at 6:05 a.m. on 28 June, driven by its creators, Professor Stefan Klein and Anton Zajac.

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