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Nov
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2023
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The helicopter was operating at a remote, unimproved landing zone (LZ) with a ground crew consisting of firefighters. They were conducting aerial firefighting training with an external load consisting of a 50 ft longline and a water bucket. The LZ consisted of about 2.5 ft tall prairie grass, with the tail of the helicopter going up slope. During the landing to the LZ, the tail rotor impacted a backpack on the ground. The helicopter landed upright and the pilot shutdown the helicopter. The pilot performed a self-assessment of the damage sustained to the tail rotor blades and then flew the helicopter back to the airtanker base with the ground
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2023
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AIRCRAFT HAD AN ENGINE LIGHT COME ON AND LANDED ON A ROAD TO TROUBLESHOOT, HOUSTON, TX.
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Apollo, Tiger Infrastructure Partners and Modern Aviation announced Thursday that three companies
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A Cessna 172 sitting on the tarmac while another 172 flies the traffic pattern. Photography courtesy
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The Torrance City Council in California banned touch-and-go landings at the Zamperini Field Airport
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Joining the list of business aircraft manufacturers to report strong earnings in the third quarter
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The National Air Transportation Association announced on Tuesday that its President, Curt Castagna,
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A screenshot from the IAF video showing the air-to-air missile about to hit the cruise missile."
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Photo of the Spruce Goose from the Evergreen Aviation andamp; Space MuseumOn Nov. 2, 1947 the
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On Nov. 2, 1929 at Curtiss Field in New York, there were 117 licensed women pilots and many gathered
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