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American Airlines Pilots: Boeing MAX Crews Need Better MCAS Training

Sean Broderick | Aviation Daily

Detailed MCAS instruction and revamped emergency procedures are key elements to ensuring a safe return to service for the grounded Boeing 737 MAX fleet, say pilots.

Opinion: There’s An Aircraft Order Bubble—And It Is About To Burst

Adam Pilarski | Aviation Week & Space Technology

We are facing a substantial bubble of orders that will inevitably burst. Identifying the exact prick that will cause the puncture is more difficult, although candidates abound.

MBDA Developing New Version Of Mica ‘Silent Killer’ Air-to-Air Missile

Tony Osborne | Aviation Week & Space Technology

Mica NG sticks with legacy version’s “double-duality” approach with RF and IR versions.

Rejected Takeoff Authority: Is Dividing Captain’s Command A Good Idea?

James Albright | Business & Commercial Aviation

As a first officer, I was trained to make the go/no-go decision. As a captain, I expect the same from my first officers. If he/she calls for an abort, I do it.

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