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20 Apr
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Meet Pilot Awais Ali Shah

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April 20, 2021
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Early LifeAwais Ali Shah was born and raised in Gujrat, a city in Punjab province of Pakistan, h...
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Ryanair unveiled a conditional $1.6B Baltic growth plan that could double traffic across Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania to 11 million annual seats. However, it is cutting Winter 2026 capacity in Estonia and Lithuania by 550,000 seats, citing higher airport charges.

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Ukraine unveiled a new SBU-developed interceptor drone that has already downed a Russian Geran-5 UAV in combat. The system is part of a wider push to counter faster jet-powered drones, as Kyiv expands production and signs contracts for new interceptor designs.

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20 Sep

GE Aerospace says its redesigned GE9X mid-seal should not delay the 777X beyond its 2027 service entry target. Updated engines are already being delivered to Boeing, while 777X certification continues, with over 4,800 flight hrs completed & Lufthansa set to be the launch customer

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Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg said 737 MAX 10 certification is nearing approval, with flight testing complete and regulators reviewing documentation. Boeing is producing about 47 MAX jets monthly, while still targeting 777X deliveries in 2027.

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