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September 13th in Aviation History: Airbus Beluga makes her maiden flight

Air traffic resumes for the first time following the 9/11 attacks, a Spantax Airlines DC-10 crashes in Spain, the first fixed-wing aircraft flies in Europe and more...
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On This Day in Aviation History
The US Air Force Lockheed A-12, Serial Number 06932, looks very similar to the later SR-71 Blackbird. (Photo by US Air Force)

February 29th in Aviation History: American Announces Huge MD-80 Order, President Johnson Reveals Existence of A-12 Spy Plane

A Faucett Peru 737 crashes into a hillside, American Airlines orders 67 MD-80s, President Lyndon Johnson talks about the A-12 spy plane, and more...
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A Ryan International Airlines Boeing 767-300ER (N764RD) spotted in Miami. (Photo by Mark Lawrence)

Charter Carrier Ryan International Airlines Grounds All Flights, Seeks Liquidation

Illinois-based Ryan International Airlines on Friday grounded its fleet and laid off all employees.
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FAA To Order 757 Fuselage Inspections After Holes and Cracks Found

Aviation regulators will order tougher inspections of hundreds of Boeing 757 planes worldwide, after a recent in-flight incident that left a hole in the fuselage of an American Airlines plane.
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The helicopter crashed in Afghanistan's Logar province, south of Kabul. (Map by Google Maps/NYCAviation)

Afghanistan Helicopter Crash Kills Two American Servicemen

A coalition helicopter crashed in eastern Afghanistan on Wednesday, killing two American service members.
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