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AOPA Asks FAA to Reconsider Pulling Single-Pilot Citation Exemptions (opens the original)
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Pushback to the FAA’s sudden and unexpected move to halt single-pilot operations in certain models of Cessna Citation jets continued this week, with the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA) becoming the latest to urge the agency to rethink the decision. The FAA announced the change in a Federal Register notice, citing safety concerns and a 2024 review that “revealed widespread noncompliance with the exemptions.” The agency began granting single-pilot exemptions for Citation aircraft in
Flydubai Jet Plunges Thousands of Feet During Pilot Altercation (opens the original)
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An altercation between the two pilots of a Flydubai 737 Max 8 passenger jet headed from Dubai to Tel Aviv caused the aircraft to plunge more than 14,000 feet in under 30 seconds and divert to Tabuk Airport (OETB) in Saudi Arabia, according to multiple media reports. While details are still emerging, Israel’s minister of defense on Wednesday called the incident an “attempted terrorist attack.” The airplane had more than 100 passengers on board and squawked 7700 and 7500, signalling a general emer
Airbus A350F Makes First Flight (opens the original)
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Airbus’ next-generation A350F freighter, which the manufacturer confirmed to be under development in July 2021, has finally conducted its maiden flight. The aircraft, registered F-WXLD and referred to as MSN700 by Airbus, is the first of two test aircraft the manufacturer will use for a more-than-nine-month test campaign. It aims to rack up more than 400 flight hours before moving into formal certification in 2027, with deliveries expected in the second half of the year. Create a free account to
FAA Proposes Relaxing Part 135 and 91 Oxygen Mask Rules (opens the original)
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The FAA has proposed a new rule that would relax oxygen mask requirements for Part 135 and 91 operations, arguing that the changes would save operators millions of dollars annually without adversely affecting safety. In a notice of proposed rulemaking (NPRM) published last week, the agency said the new rule would raise the altitudes at which at least one pilot at the controls must wear and use an oxygen mask during Part 135 commuter and on-demand operations. It would also permit Part 91 pilots o
NetJets Plans Private Terminal in Texas, Filings Show (opens the original)
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NetJets, the world’s largest operator of private jets by fleet size and flight hours, is looking to build a new private terminal near Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (KAUS) in Texas, according to a public filing with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. The Austin Business Journal was first to report on the filing, which says that construction of an 8,000-square-foot private terminal could begin as soon as January 2027 and be complete by June 2028. The project, called “Signat
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