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2014-11-18
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Touch N’ Go: Passenger Stuck with $1,171 Wi-Fi Bill, Why the F-117 is Still Flying

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Written by: Tracy Lachowicz

Touch N’ Go is updated throughout the day with our favorite AvGeek news, pictures, videos, tweets & more.)

 

AvStories:

✈ We Now Know Why The F-117 is Still Flying. [Intercepts]

✈ Rock Star Astronaut, Chris Hadfield, talks missions, tweets & books. [AirlineReporter]

✈ Watch an SR-71 Pilot Explain How the Cockpit Works. [PopMech]

✈ Passenger Stuck with $1,171 Wi-Fi Bill on Singapore Airlines Flight .[Digits]

✈ Today in Aviation History: First American in space, Alan Shepard, is born; 1st powered flight of the Bell X-2; a speed record is set + more. [NYCAviation]

 

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