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An Austrian Company Once Oversaw Russian Oil Giant Rosneft's Corporate Jets. No More.

The fallout from the Ukraine war is hitting private jet management companies catering to rich Russians. An investigation by RFE/RL and Austrian news site ZackZack details the demise of what an industry executive called the "in-house aviation company” of Rosneft CEO and Putin ally Igor Sechin.
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Sea Harrier FA.2 Taxiing Under Its Own Power in the UK

The internet was abuzz a couple of weeks ago with a video featuring a former Royal Navy BAe Sea Harrier taxiing around an airfield under its own power. While witnessing such a scene would not be so unusual in the United States, as former U.S. Marine Corps Harrier pilot, Art Nalls, has been operating Sea Harrier FA.2 XZ439 out of his Maryland base since 2007, the Sea Harrier in this video was cruising around an airfield in the United Kingdom... and that was indeed news!
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Noise complaints might change flight pattern | News, Sports, Jobs

cschuldt@nujournal.com NEW ULM — Air traffic coming into New Ulm could start flying right in the near future. During a New Ulm City Council work session, the council received a presentation on moving the airport’s flight path from a left-hand pattern to a right-hand pattern. This issue came about from complaints regarding plane noise. The city has received several complaints regarding the noise caused by planes flying over the city. City Councilor Les Schultz said the airport is in his war...
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Ohio Airport To Issue RFP for Lone FBO

 - December 21, 2020, 1:32 PM Ohios Middletown Regional Airport is looking to award a new longer-term lease for its sole FBO (right, center) after assigning a stop-gap six-month contract. The facility had been run by the city since January., after the previous operators lease was allowed to expire. (Photo: City of Middletown, Ohio) Ohio’s Middletown Regional Airport/Hook Field (MWO) has issued a six-month lease for the operation of its lone FBO to Safe Skies, an aviation business located on...
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