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DHL Boeing 767 freighter twice returns to Amsterdam with flap issue

Aerotime

On the day in question, DHL Air (Austria) Boeing 767-300ER freighter was operating a routine cargo flight from Amsterdam-Schiphol Airport to London-Luton Airport as flight QY6700. The flight landed safely on runway 06 at 15:02, just twenty minutes after take-off, and returned to its stand on the cargo apron.

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First Canadian Cessna SkyCourier Delivered

AV Web

Textron Aviation announced earlier this week it has delivered the first SkyCourier utility twin-engine aircraft in Canada to Air Bravo Corporation, a passenger, cargo, and air-ambulance flight service provider with bases in Thunder Bay, Sudbury, Barrie, and Meaford, Ontario. More than 30 have been delivered worldwide.

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MightyFly Obtains ‘Industry First’ FAA Flight Corridor Approval in California

Flying Magazine

A self-flying electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) drone for the cargo logistics industry has obtained a first-of-its-kind approval, according to its manufacturer. MightyFly says the approval, obtained in March, is the first for a large, self-flying cargo eVTOL in the U.S.

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Exploring Aircraft Performance: How Fast Is a Cessna 172 Skyhawk?

Pilot's Life Blog

Maximum Speed The maximum speed of a Cessna 172 is approximately 140 knots, or about 160 miles per hour. Cruise Speed In terms of cruise speed, a typical Cessna 172 flies at around 120 knots (approximately 138 miles per hour). The Cessna 172 Skyhawk has a maximum speed of around 140 knots (161 mph).

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An Interesting Day, Intense Day of Combat Over North Vietnam and Laos

Vintage Aviation News

We could sometimes catch a Bonus Runner, a truck driver with a time-sensitive cargo they needed badly enough to risk getting caught out in the open during the daytime. We passed about a mile out to sea before letting down, turned inbound, and accelerated to about 500 knots in line abreast.

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DHL 737 crashes short of Vilnius runway

Fear of Landing

The 31-year-old cargo aircraft, registered in Spain as EC-MFE, was operated by Swiftair on behalf of the German logistics group DHL for a routine cargo flight from Leipzig, Germany, to Vilnius, Lithuania. Vilnius Tower : Postman one eight delta: wind 170 degrees one five knots, cleared to land runway one niner.

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This Incredible Plane: Transavia PL-12 Airtruk

Plane and Pilot

This whole assemblage of shapes, surfaces, and protuberances cruises at a little less than 100 knots. A PL-12 U (for utility) variant was adapted for air ambulance, surveying, and general passenger and cargo transport. As you might expect, the landing gear is quite sturdy and draggy.

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