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FLYING THE BEECHCRAFT KING AIR 350i

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Some aircraft don’t merely carve a niche for themselves, they create a legacy. This comes about through the successful mating of a quality airframe and powerplant, through sound design philosophy and through longevity. The King Air range is very much one such aircraft with more than 7,300 of its many variants taking to the skies over more than 50 years.

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An artist's impression of a Boeing 737 MAX 10 in Virgin Australia livery. (Virgin Australia)

Virgin Australia delays 737 MAX deliveries to 2021

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Virgin Australia says it has delayed the arrival of its first Boeing 737 MAX aircraft by 20 months to July 2021 as part of a restructured order book for the type.

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The Airbus ACJ319neo performed a 16-hour, 10-minute test flight on April 26 2019. (Airbus)

Airbus ACJ319neo flies 16 hours during flight test program

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Airbus says an ACJ319neo has set a new Airbus record after operating a flight lasting more than 16 hours as part of the aircraft’s flight test program.

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A file image of a Boeing 737 MAX flight deck. (Boeing)

Boeing defends deactivation of safety feature in 737 MAX

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The blowtorch was turned on Boeing at its annual general meeting on Monday (US time) after details emerged over the weekend about the deactivation of an optional safety feature on its 737 MAX jets that might have alerted pilots to malfunctions in angel of attack (AOA) sensors. US carrier Southwest Airlines released a statement in

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American Airlines and Qantas want to expand their trans-Pacific alliance. (Seth Jaworski)

American Airlines CEO predicts “good news” on proposed Qantas alliance

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American Airlines chief executive Doug Parker says he expects to hear some “good news” soon about the fate of the proposed joint-venture with Qantas.

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A file image of an RAAF C-130J Hercules fitted with the Ka-Band SATCOM communications system. (Defence)

SATCOM to be rolled out to additional RAAF C-130Js

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The Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) will install a high-speed satellite communications system on an additional five C-130J-30 Hercules transports.

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