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Scenes from the Korean Air safety video. (Korean Air)

Korean Air teams up with K-pop band SuperM for new safety video

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Korean Air has tapped into the global K-pop phenomenon for its new in-flight safety video featuring all-male group SuperM and solo artist BoA.

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Embraer E195-E2 demonstrator PR-ZIQ in Sydney. (Seth Jaworski)

Embraer reports 17 commercial aircraft deliveries in Q3 2019

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Embraer says it delivered 17 commercial aircraft in the third quarter of calendar 2019, a slight increase from 15 aircraft a year ago.

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Qantas Boeing 737-800 VH-VXM featuring the new livery at Perth Airport. (Dylan Thomas)

Qantas grounds three Boeing 737-800s after cracks found in “pickle fork”

Qantas expects three Boeing 737-800s grounded due to cracks found in the “pickle fork” component to be repaired and back flying by the end of calendar 2019.

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There are a number of considerations when choosing a flying school. (Australian Aviation archive)

Flight Training: Choosing a flying school

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Owen Zupp writes about what some of the factors prospective pilots could consider when choosing a flying school.

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To Russia with Love – COMAC’s ARJ21-700’s first international scheduled service

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The Chinese regional jet ARJ21-700 completed it’s first international shceduled flight bewteen Harbin in China and Vladivostok in Russia on the 26 October in a major milestone for the Chinese manufacturer. Chengdu Airlines’ the Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China (COMAC) ARJ21 was deployed on a new route between Harbin, China, and Vladivostok, Russia. This route

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Dawn Of Our Loyal Wingman

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The first high performance military aircraft to be designed and developed in Australia in more than six decades was the subject of an official announcement by Defence Minister Christopher Pyne.

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