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A Polish Air Force EADS CASA C-295, the same model as the downed Algerian Air Force plane. (Photo by Chris Lofting via wikimedia)

Algerian Air Force Plane Crashes In France

An Algerian EADS CASA C-295 military transport aircraft crashed on Friday in a sparsely populated region of southeastern France.
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Aviation News

United Arab Emirates Commits 12 Fighter Jets to Libya No-Fly Zone

The UAE on Thursday committed a dozen aircraft in support of the U.N.-sanctioned no-fly zone over Libya, officials said, a move welcomed in the United States.
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Columnists

Under Pressure: The Ups and Downs of Flying High

Flying high above the earth where the air is thin, the human body requires enough oxygen to keep it functioning. But how exactly are the necessary oxygen levels provided, and what happens when aircraft pressurization systems fa...
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Airline News
A clear day in Seattle allows distant Mt. Rainier to make an appearance behind an Alaska Airlines Boeing 737-700 (N626AS) approaching SeaTac. (Photo by Brandon Farris)

Alaska Airlines Launches Daily Seattle-San Antonio Flights

Alaska Airlines on Monday began daily service between its Seattle hub and San Antonio, Texas.
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Left Behind by the On-Time Machine

On-time departures are a critical aspect of airline operations and how they are viewed by the flying public. However, is it worth sacrificing passenger satisfaction in some instances in order to stay on time?
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