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S Korea pilot fined $59K for 2021 fighter jet collision

Pilots Were Taking Selfies Before Mid-Air Collision Involving 2 Fighter Jets: Report

The South Korean air force has apologized for the 2021 mid-air collision between two fighter jets during a training mission.

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Pilot’s selfie led to mid-air collision in F-15K fighter jet, says South Korea’s air force

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Near mid-air collision between Southwest Airlines planes narrowly averted above Nashville

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South Korea’s air force apologizes after picture-taking pilots caused fighter jet collision

South Korea’s air force apologized on Thursday for a 2021 mid-air collision involving two fighter jets, a day after auditors said pilots were taking selfies and filming ‌during the flight and held th...

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578 Kmph, Mid-Air Selfies: South Korean Pilot Fined Rs 55 Lakh For Crash

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2021 collision of South Korean warplanes caused by pilots taking video, report says

Two commercial planes nearly collide mid-air, forced to abort landings at JFK

The flights, manned by American Airlines and Air Canada, respectively, glided within 350 feet of each other as they neared the runway, according to FlightRader24 data.

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2 Southwest Planes Narrowly Avoid Collision After Flying Within 500 Feet of Each Other Over Nashville

The incident occurred near Nashville International Airport on Saturday, April 18

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South Korean fighter pilot fined over 2021 mid-air collision during photo attempt

A South Korean fighter pilot has been ordered to pay 88 million won after an official report said his attempt to get mid-air photos caused a 2021 collision. No one was injured, but the incident caused 878 million won in damage.

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Progress on New ATC System Shown at Modern Skies Summit

USDOT and the FAA showcased their ongoing efforts to modernize the air traffic control system at the Modern Skies Summit. But the event ended with several unanswered questions about additional technology,

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Aviation safety bill based on deadly midair collision near Washington faces a House vote

An aviation safety bill seeking to address lessons learned from last year’s midair collision of a jet and an Army helicopter near Washington, D.C., is up for a vote Tuesday.