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March 22, 2016

Brussels Airport Closed Following Terrorist Attacks

ISIS Claims Responsibility For The Blasts

All flights and other operations at Brussels Airport have been cancelled for the day following a terrorist attack at the airport. The airport site has been entirely evacuated to give the public prosecutor and the police enough room to meticulously carry out their investigation into the explosions at the airport.

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JetBlue Schedules All-Female Crew For Monday Flight

Flies 100 Influential Women From New York To San Francisco

An all-female JetBlue crew was formed for a flight Monday from New York to San Francisco for what was described as a 36-hour “pop-up event" put on by Marie Claire magazine.

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Airline Settles After Toddler Injured By Seatbelt Airbag

Four-Year-Old Girl Left With Burns, Cuts, And Bruises In 2012 incident

A four-year-old girl traveling from Washington, D.C. to London's Heathrow airport aboard a Virgin Airlines airplane in 2012 was severely injured when the airbag installed in her seat belt exploded, causing burns and lacerations on her face.

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Lufthansa Pilot Reports Close Call With A UAV

Aircraft Was On Approach To KLAX When The Incident Occurred

A Lufthansa pilot said a UAV passed within 200 feet of his Airbus A380 while on approach to KLAX on Friday.

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FlyDubai Boeing 737 Down In Russia

All 62 On Board Fatally Injured, Flight Recorders Badly Damaged

A FlyDubai Boeing 737-800 went down Saturday at the Rostov-on-Don airport in Russia. According to the Russian Federation Interstate Aviation Committee, all 62 persons aboard ... 55 passengers and 7 crewmembers ... were fatally injured in the accident.

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Governments Urged To Settle On Key Aviation Climate Package

ICAO Launches Outreach And Educational Effort In Advance Of September General Assembly Meetings

The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) has launched a series of regional outreach and education sessions as negotiations continue towards the adoption of a global climate agreement for air transport. The regional events, under the title global aviation dialogues (GLADs), are a key part of the agency’s work in the lead up to the ICAO Assembly in September.

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