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Boeing 777 aircraft flying low over Texas airfield with wing tip close to ground.

Boeing 777 Low Pass Sparks Scrutiny Over Safety Protocols

A former Navy pilot described a viral video of a Boeing 777 making a dangerously low pass over a Texas airfield as "shocking," sparking concerns over safety protocols. The pilot estimated the jet was just 50 feet off the ground, traveling at 210-220 knots, with flaps and slats up.

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Pakistan Army Aviation Corps helicopter sits grounded on a helipad amidst a simple landscape.

Pakistan Army Aviation Struggles to Find Purpose

The Pakistan Army Aviation Corps is struggling to find its footing, with a recent fatal helicopter crash near Muzaffarabad raising questions about its future direction. Despite being a crucial part of the military, the PAA has seen little modernization since the mid-2010s, leaving its aging fleet and uncertain role in need of a strategic overhaul.

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T-38 aircraft on a clean runway with maintenance personnel and inspection equipment nearby.

Air Force Resumes T-38 Flights After Safety Inspections

The Air Force has lifted its grounding of the T-38 fleet, allowing flights to resume after a thorough inspection process ensured the aircraft's safety. This move comes nearly two weeks after a T-38 crash in Mississippi prompted a precautionary pause in flights.

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