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FAA says Boeing 737 Max software glitch poses no safety risk
- FAA panel determined the software glitch does not pose a safety risk
- The glitch could affect procedures during certain landings
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FlyDubai cockpit attack puts aviation security under fresh scrutiny
- Israel has some of the world’s most stringent air travel security measures
- The UAE says it adheres to international aviation safety standards
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Deeply concerned: UN chief Guterres strongly condemns flydubai attack
- UN chief Antonio Guterres expressed deep concern after an Indian pilot was seriously injured aboard a flydubai flight